Property Manager Jobs in Pennsylvania
Property Manager jobs in Pennsylvania are in steady demand, concentrated in residential apartment management, commercial real estate, and HOA and community association oversight across a range from entry-level leasing coordinator roles to senior portfolio managers. Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, and Allentown are the primary hiring centers, where established firms such as Morgan Properties, Brandywine Realty Trust, and PREIT maintain ongoing hiring needs. Residential multifamily management and commercial property administration are the most consistently sought specialties in the state. Find a role that fits below and apply directly.
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UMH Properties, Inc. is a publicly traded Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE:UMH) with over 50 years in the manufactured housing industry. As a company that provides high-quality affordable homes and well-cared for communities in eleven states, we know that our company is only as strong as our people. That is why we provide stable and long lasting careers, with extensive training and opportunities for growth.
We are looking for a Property Manager is to oversee our Frieden Manor or Monroe Valley and ensuring UMH standards are consistently maintained for residents and employees.
Job Duties
Maintaining the community in a first class condition
- Inspect all homes prior to move-in and ensure that homes are in proper condition and meet UMH standards
- Inspect all lots on a regular basis to ensure that residents comply with leases, rules and regulations
- Enforce community rules and regulations
- Maintain the community by coordinating all efforts of employees and outside contractors to consistently provide an attractive, clean and safe place to live.
- Titling of homes; follow all UMH procedures to complete title process in an accurate and timely manner
- Monitor workers on the premises; follow all guidelines to ensure workers are properly licensed, have secured permission to perform work on site, and have provided proper insurance documents before beginning any work.
- Maintain working knowledge and application of the Americans with Disabilities Act as it pertains to various aspects of the community
- Maintain working knowledge and application of the Fair Housing Act and other local laws as they pertain to the sale, rental and financing of homes in our communities
- Advertise vacancies in the community using only UMH approved templates and methods of advertising
- Utilize rental or sales promotions by securing the required approvals from the Senior VP of Rentals or the Senior VP of Sales
- Inspect rental units at the frequency required by UMH. Document inspections performed using UMH designated forms and procedures.
- Manage home sales for the community following all UMH procedures related to sales, showings, leasing and finance options
- Run credit reports and background checks for all applicants; coordinate with other departments in the company to follow application processing procedures, review screening results and make final decisions on applicants
- Monitor rent payments and take action to ensure timely rent payments by residents
- Follow UMH rent collection procedures
- Learn and adhere to state specific guidelines on commencing eviction actions against residents who are delinquent in paying their rent or in violation of community rules.
- Learn and adhere to state specific guidelines for taking necessary action with repossessions or abandoned homes
- Coordinate with UMH Legal Department and Regional manager on any payment agreements for residents
- Coordinate with accounting department on all stages of the security deposit for renters
- Coordinate with accounting department on all stages of resident collections and resident bankruptcy
- Be vigilant about costs related to work performed in the community; Utilize UMH staff and equipment whenever possible, maintain warranty documentation and submit claims for any repairs covered by warranties; obtain and compare price quotes from outside contractors and vendors.
- Avoid waste and conserve resources; use all reasonable measures to minimize utility expenses. Ensure new residents promptly transfer utilities to their name.
- Inspect lots at time of move-out; follow UMH procedures to hold residents accountable for reporting damages and the cost of damages, unpaid taxes or unpaid utility bills.
- Consistently monitor and communicate with the Regional Manager on expenses related to maintenance needs or equipment.
- Consistently monitor the community and report any potential environmental hazards.
- Immediately notify the Home Office of any incident, regardless of severity, resulting in: (1) fines; (2) personal injury to a resident, guest, employee, contractor or other individual; (3) property damage or (4) anything that is the subject of a news media report.
- Immediately report all work-related injury or illness claims to the Company’s Workers Compensation Insurance Carrier; complete OSHA logs for all incidents that qualify as a recordable case.
- Send all legal correspondence and bills to the Legal Department at the Corporate Office in a timely manner to avoid missing critical deadlines and being subject to fines.
- Supervise maintenance employees, office employees and seasonal employees as needed
- Communicate professionally and respectfully with coworkers, managers and community residents.
- Closely follow UMH procedures for managing the community
- Consistently meet UMH standards for quality and safety
- The position includes all other responsibilities that may be necessary to fulfill the duties associated with the position or as may be assigned.
Physical requirements of the job
- Moving throughout the community by vehicle or on foot
- Frequent use of computer, keyboard, mouse and phone during the work day.
- No heavy lifting is required.
Work Environment
- Working indoors in an office environment as well as moving throughout the community on foot or by vehicle
Travel
- Occasional car travel may be required to handle work-related errands outside of the community.
- Occasional car or air travel may be required to attend local or long distance trainings or when visiting other communities.
Work Schedule
- Full-time schedule, Monday through Friday, 40 actual hours worked per week plus an unpaid lunch break each day.
- In-person attendance is an essential function of this position.
Job classification
- This is an exempt position under the Fair Labor Standards Act except in locations where employees do not meet the minimum salary threshold for exempt status.
- In locations where employees do not meet the minimum salary threshold for exempt status, this position is treated as a non-exempt position. Non-exempt employees will be eligible for overtime pay in weeks where total hours worked exceed forty hours.
Required qualifications
- Strong customer service skills and the ability to provide the UMH standard of service
- Ability to organize and direct the workflow of employees and outside contractors
- Ability to work as part of a team as well as independently to complete job duties
- Strong time management and organizational skills
- Willingness to attend periodic trainings on procedures and laws as they pertain to the job duties of a Property Manager
- Competitive wages with options for annual bonuses and pay increases
- Sales positions include the option to earn commission
- 401(k) retirement savings plan with company match
- Generous paid time off
- Company-paid life insurance for full-time employees
- Medical/Rx, Dental and Vision insurance
- Voluntary benefit plans: Disability Insurance, Accident Insurance, Hospital Confinement insurance, Life Insurance, Critical Illness coverage
- Pet Insurance
- Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
UMH Properties, Inc. will explore and provide reasonable accommodations to assist any qualified individual with a disability in performing the essential functions of his/her job. Please speak with human resources should you require an accommodation or have any questions.
Candidates please note: You will receive emails regarding the status of your application. Some are autogenerated updates while others are correspondence from our HR team or the hiring manager directly. In some instances, these emails may go to your email SPAM folder. Be sure to check that folder regularly.
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Top Industries Hiring
- Construction & Real Estate
- Investment & Asset Management
What Pennsylvania Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in property manager jobs across Pennsylvania.
- Active Pennsylvania Real Estate Salesperson or Broker license required for most property management roles
- Two or more years of residential or commercial property management experience preferred
- Demonstrated proficiency with property management software such as Yardi or AppFolio
- Strong working knowledge of the Pennsylvania Landlord and Tenant Act and fair housing regulations
- Experience managing lease administration, rent collection, and vendor coordination
- CAM, CPM, or CMCA designation valued for HOA and multifamily portfolio positions
Property Manager Jobs in Pennsylvania: Frequently Asked Questions
How do you become a property manager in Pennsylvania?
Pennsylvania requires property managers who negotiate leases or manage properties on behalf of owners to hold an active real estate salesperson or broker license issued by the Pennsylvania State Real Estate Commission. Candidates must complete approved pre-licensing education, pass the Pennsylvania real estate exam, and work under a licensed broker. For HOA and community association management roles, the CMCA credential through the Community Association Managers International Certification Board is a common alternative path.
How much do property managers make in Pennsylvania?
Property managers in Pennsylvania earn a median of about $65,680 a year, based on May 2025 Bureau of Labor Statistics wage data, ranging from around $46,290 for the lowest 10% to over $143,280 for the top 10%. Pay rises with experience, specialty, and employer.
Which companies hire property managers in Pennsylvania?
Employers hiring property managers in Pennsylvania right now include Metropolitan Management, CBRE, and Clarivate, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of August 2026. Pennsylvania's large concentration of suburban residential communities, urban apartment portfolios, and commercial office parks means consistent openings across both regional management firms and national property ownership groups with a Pennsylvania footprint.
Which Pennsylvania cities have the most property manager jobs?
Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, and Coraopolis have the most property manager openings in Pennsylvania. Philadelphia leads due to its dense urban rental market and large commercial real estate sector, Pittsburgh follows with strong growth in multifamily and mixed-use development, and Allentown draws openings from the expanding Lehigh Valley industrial and residential market, including suburban communities managed by regional portfolio firms headquartered in the area.
Are there remote property manager jobs in Pennsylvania?
Yes, but they're rare. About 22% of property manager openings tied to Pennsylvania are remote or hybrid as of August 2026, reflecting the largely on-site nature of the role. The functions most likely to allow remote or hybrid arrangements are back-office tasks such as lease administration, financial reporting, and vendor coordination rather than day-to-day property inspections or tenant relations.
How can I get hired as a property manager in Pennsylvania with little or no experience?
The most realistic entry point is a leasing consultant or leasing agent role at a Pennsylvania apartment community, which requires no prior management experience and provides direct exposure to lease-up operations, tenant relations, and property software. Large Pennsylvania residential operators such as Morgan Properties regularly hire entry-level leasing staff who can advance into assistant manager roles. Completing the Pennsylvania real estate pre-licensing coursework early and earning the NALP credential through the National Apartment Association signals commitment and gives candidates a measurable edge.
Where can I find and apply to property manager jobs in Pennsylvania?
You can find and apply to property manager jobs in Pennsylvania on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings across the state. Search the listings, find roles that match your experience and target market, and apply directly to the ones that fit.
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