Mission Realty Property Management manages one of the fastest-growing single-family rental portfolios in Richmond. We are a tight, tech-forward team: AppFolio-based operations, in-house maintenance, and AI-driven tools that take the busywork off your plate so you can actually manage properties. $65,000–$70,000 base salary, depending on experience Performance bonus tied to portfolio growth and lease renewals Very competitive health insurance program (premium Anthem coverage), plus dental and vision Paid time off and holidays Real growth path: we are scaling fast, and this role is built to grow into senior leadership Responsibilities: Serve as the primary point of contact for property owners in your portfolio Manage the tenant lifecycle: move-ins, renewals, rent collection, delinquency follow-up, move-outs Coordinate maintenance and turns with our in-house technician and trusted vendors Conduct inspections and keep owners informed with clear, proactive communication Work leasing hand-in-hand with our team: showings coordination, application review, lease execution Keep AppFolio clean and current so the numbers always tell the truth Qualifications: 2+ years of residential property management experience (single-family or scattered-site strongly preferred) Active Virginia real estate license, or willingness to obtain one AppFolio experience is a big plus Organized, direct communicator who stays calm when a water heater fails on a Friday Valid driver's license and reliable transportation High School Diploma or Equivalent Compensation: $65,000 - $70,000 yearly
• Serve as the primary point of contact for property owners in your portfolio • Manage the tenant lifecycle: move-ins, renewals, rent collection, delinquency follow-up, move-outs • Coordinate maintenance and turns with our in-house technician and trusted vendors • Conduct inspections and keep owners informed with clear, proactive communication • Work leasing hand-in-hand with our team: showings coordination, application review, lease execution • Keep AppFolio clean and current so the numbers always tell the truth