University Partners

Community Manager - Student Housing

Field Operations - The Vista, Boise, ID - Full Time

University Partners is a vertically integrated real estate investment firm focused on student housing communities nationwide. We are committed to delivering strong operational performance while creating exceptional living experiences for our residents.

Responsibilities

  • Lead all day-to-day property operations, ensuring strong financial and operational performance
  • Drive occupancy and revenue by executing leasing and marketing strategies aligned with property goals
  • Develop, manage, and monitor the operating budget, including expense control and NOI performance
  • Oversee rent collection, delinquency management, and lease enforcement, including evictions as needed
  • Hire, train, and lead onsite team members, including leasing, maintenance, and support staff
  • Conduct regular team meetings, coaching, and performance evaluations
  • Ensure the community is maintained to high standards, coordinating maintenance and capital improvements
  • Partner with regional leadership on major repairs, vendor contracts, and operational planning
  • Deliver a high-quality resident experience by addressing concerns, resolving conflicts, and supporting retention efforts
  • Maintain strong knowledge of local market conditions and competitive properties
  • Oversee and approve leasing activity, ensuring accuracy and compliance in all documentation
  • Ensure data integrity within Entrata, including leads, applications, and resident records
  • Plan and execute successful move-ins, move-outs, and summer turn operations
  • Respond to emergencies and after-hours needs as required
  • Ensure compliance with Fair Housing laws, company policies, and safety standards


Qualifications

  • Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience
  • 2+ years of property management experience, preferably in student housing
  • Strong financial acumen with experience managing budgets and interpreting operating statements
  • Proven ability to lead, develop, and retain high-performing teams
  • Excellent communication, problem-solving, and organizational skills
  • Ability to manage competing priorities in a fast-paced environment
  • Experience with Entrata or similar property management systems preferred
  • Proficient in Microsoft Office (Excel, Word)
  • Ability to work weekends and extended hours during peak periods, including turn


Work environment

  • Combination of office and on-site property environment
  • Requires regular walking of the property, including stairs and outdoor areas
  • May require lifting up to 10+ lbs and responding to on-site needs


Why join University Partners

  • Opportunity to lead a high-impact student housing community
  • Collaborative and growth-focused culture
  • Exposure to ownership-driven operations and performance



Ready to take the next step in your career? Apply today and join a team that’s shaping the future of student housing.

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