Exclude workers whose duties are not primarily managerial. Workers who are engaged primarily in direct buying, selling, or renting of real estate should be reported as Sales Workers. Most managers also get a monthly utility allowance and occasionally some fringe benefits. Full time Property Managers work 40 hours or more a week, which includes evenings and weekends. Part-time managers work between 10 and 30 hours a week.
Most employers provide paid vacation, sick leave, and medical insurance.
Some provide dental and life insurance, and a few also offer retirement plans and vision insurance. Employment Trends by California County Employment of Property Managers is expected to grow as fast as the average for all occupations through 2005. Increased demand for Property Managers will be due to commercial real estate and multi-family home expansion including apartment complexes and residential communities. Most opportunities will be found in major metropolitan areas. Advancement Working under the supervision of a Property Manager, those with little or no experience enter the job as an On-site Manager of an apartment complex or condominium.