Regional Property Manager Jobs
Regional Property Manager jobs are open across residential, commercial, and mixed-use real estate, at every level from assistant regional manager to senior and director of property operations, with specializations in multi-family housing, retail portfolio management, and affordable housing compliance. Find a role that fits from the openings below and apply directly.
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This is a builder's seat, not a maintenance seat.
At SAIL, that means building teams, raising standards, and turning communities into their best versions. We don't simply manage properties. We elevate living, build community, and chart a course toward excellence. We're growing a best-in-class team across the Twin Cities metro, and we're looking for a leader ready to bring their best every day, drive results, and stay relentless about performance. The performance of their people, and of every community in their portfolio.
Our portfolio spans new construction and Class A communities, value-add and repositionings, and a growing group of affordable and LIHTC communities. Today we manage roughly 3,000 units, backed by an executive team that has managed more than 67,000 apartments, and we're on a steep growth trajectory. We bring the same operational mastery and Legendary Service to every asset we touch, whatever its class or stage. If you thrive on high standards, love building high-performing teams, and get energized by both the challenge and the opportunity, this may be your next great adventure.
THE OPPORTUNITY
Our Regional Property Managers make the vision real. This is a role for a 10x leader: someone who multiplies the performance of the people and the properties they touch. Someone who can coach, challenge, and support, hold the line on standards, and build deep trust with owners and teams alike.
You are the connector between where SAIL is going and how it gets executed in the field. You own performance, people, and process across a portfolio of communities.
What a Regional Property Manager looks like at SAIL:
- You create clarity. The people who work with you know exactly what success looks like.
- You lift performance. Under your leadership, occupancy, NOI, resident satisfaction, and team engagement all move in the right direction.
- You build teams. You hire, coach, and, when it's needed, make the tough call to protect the standard.
- You think like an owner. You balance resident experience, team health, and asset performance.
- You embrace change. New tools and new processes are opportunities, not threats.
- You live the Core Values, and you expect your teams to live them too.
WHAT YOU'LL BE STEERING
Portfolio Performance
- Own financial and operational results across your portfolio: occupancy, NOI, delinquency, renewals, turns, and work orders.
- Use data and dashboards proactively to diagnose issues, set priorities, and drive results.
- Lead communities through transitions, lease-ups, and repositionings, bringing structure and momentum to turnarounds.
- Partner with central support teams (marketing, revenue management, accounting, compliance, maintenance) to execute well and move quickly.
- Lead annual budget preparation, capital planning, and variance analysis across your communities.
People Leadership and Development
- Lead, coach, and develop Business Managers and key on-site leaders into strong, independent operators.
- Set clear expectations and make sure every leader has a scorecard that matters.
- Identify gaps in talent or structure, and partner with leadership to solve them.
- Model and reinforce SAIL's Core Values and performance culture in every interaction.
Owner Relationships and Strategic Alignment
- Serve as a primary point of contact for ownership and institutional partners.
- Prepare and present monthly and quarterly performance reports across financials, operations, capital, risk, and opportunities.
- Align property performance with ownership objectives and SAIL's vision.
- Help uncover opportunities to grow our footprint with existing and new ownership groups.
Standards, Compliance, and Systems
- Ensure every community meets SAIL's standards for curb appeal, common areas, cleanliness, and first-impression readiness.
- Oversee compliance with Fair Housing, ADA, and all applicable local, state, and federal regulations, along with LIHTC and affordable program requirements where they apply.
- Champion disciplined use of systems, data transparency, and continuous process improvement.
- Run SAIL's operating rhythms: scorecards, standards, and structured problem-solving that keep the region on track.
WHAT SUCCESS LOOKS LIKE IN THE FIRST 12 TO 18 MONTHS
- Your communities are consistently hitting or beating key targets, including scorecard metrics, economic occupancy, reputation management, and NOI.
- You have clear, healthy scorecards in place for each manager and community.
- Your teams know the SAIL way of operating and follow core processes.
- Owners see you as a trusted, proactive, and strategic partner.
- You've built a team of Core Value-aligned people who produce the expected results.
- You are a key voice in helping SAIL move toward its growth targets.
WHY SAIL
- Competitive compensation plus quarterly bonuses tied to performance.
- A dynamic, high-caliber portfolio that spans new construction, Class A, value-add, and affordable communities, with the operational sophistication and support to match.
- Centralized corporate support and resources built to solve problems quickly.
- Real growth pathways in an organization that is expanding fast, with genuine future opportunity.
- A culture that values high performance, accountability, and enthusiasm.
- The chance to bring regulatory and affordable-housing expertise into a sophisticated, mixed portfolio and help shape how it grows.
Starting at $100,000+ with 15% Quarterly Bonus Potential
To Apply
To be considered, complete the the 10 minute recruiting assessment at: https://surveys.cultureindex.com/s/718w9ymS2T/126075
Requirements:
WHAT YOU BRING ABOARD
- 5+ years of regional or multi-site property management leadership, with a proven track record of improving performance across multiple communities and a range of asset types, from Class A and new construction to value-add and B/C repositioning.
- Depth in affordable and mixed portfolios (LIHTC, tax credit compliance, HUD, or Section 8) is highly valued, and most powerful when paired with market-rate experience.
- Strong financial acumen: budgeting, forecasting, variance analysis, NOI optimization, and P&L responsibility.
- Proven skill hiring, coaching, developing, and, when needed, transforming multi-level teams.
- Experience working with third-party owners and institutional partners, including formal reporting and presentations.
- Excellent communication: verbal, written, and presentation, with the range to adjust style for site teams, executives, and owners.
- Expert knowledge of Yardi, including RevenueIQ, CRM, and P2P, plus genuine openness to adopting new technology.
- Comfort with accountability, clear expectations, and change management done well.
- Ability and willingness to travel frequently within the metro for site visits, inspections, and owner meetings.
- Bachelor's degree preferred, or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
- Relevant certifications (CAPS, CPM, CRM, ARM, HCCP, or similar) and familiarity with EOS are a bonus.
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What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in regional property manager jobs.
- Three to five years of experience managing a multi-site or regional property portfolio
- Demonstrated ability to oversee site-level teams including leasing agents and maintenance staff
- Proficiency in property management software such as Yardi, MRI, or RealPage
- Strong financial acumen including budget oversight, variance analysis, and NOI reporting
- Relevant credential such as CPM, CAM, or ARM preferred for mid-to-senior level roles
- Valid driver's license and reliable transportation for regular property site visits
Tips for Your Regional Property Manager Job Search
Quantify portfolio size on your resume
Regional property manager job descriptions almost always ask for portfolio scope. List the number of units or properties you oversaw, the total square footage or asset value, and the number of site-level staff you managed. Vague language like 'large portfolio' gets screened out fast.
Highlight your NOI and budget experience
Hiring managers for regional roles want proof you can own a P&L. Call out budget sizes you controlled, NOI improvement you drove, and any variance reporting you produced for ownership or asset management. Dollar amounts matter here, even rough ones from prior roles.
Match your certifications to the listing
Roles in affordable housing require LIHTC or Section 8 compliance experience, while Class A residential often lists CPM or CAM credentials. Read each posting carefully and move the most relevant certification to the top of your credentials section before applying.
Apply early to roles that fit
Migrate Mate lists regional property manager openings from across the United States in one place, so you can find roles that match and apply directly to each listing.
Prepare for a multi-round interview format
Regional property manager interviews commonly include a scenario round where you walk through how you handled a failing property or underperforming site team. Prepare two or three specific turnaround stories with measurable outcomes. Panel interviews with asset managers or ownership groups are common at the final stage.
Negotiate beyond base salary at offer stage
Regional property manager offers often include a car allowance, performance bonus tied to NOI targets, and mileage reimbursement. If the base comes in lower than expected, ask about bonus structure and allowance rates before countering, since total compensation can differ significantly from the headline number.
Regional Property Manager Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
Which companies are hiring the most regional property managers?
The companies hiring the most regional property managers right now include Greystar, Pegasus Residential, and KMG PRESTIGE, with the largest share of openings in California, Florida, and Texas, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of August 2026. Multi-family REITs and third-party management firms tend to post the highest volume of regional roles at any given time.
How many regional property manager jobs are remote?
About 53% of regional property manager openings are fully remote or hybrid as of August 2026, since the role typically requires regular visits to physical properties. Sub-functions like reporting, lease auditing, and budget review are most likely to be handled remotely, while on-site inspections and team oversight remain in-person responsibilities.
How do you become a regional property manager?
Most regional property managers start as on-site or assistant property managers, build experience managing leasing operations and maintenance teams, then move into multi-site roles. Earning a credential like the CAM or CPM through the National Apartment Association or Institute of Real Estate Management strengthens your candidacy. Demonstrating budget ownership and team leadership at the property level is what typically triggers a promotion into a regional position.
Can you get hired as a regional property manager with limited experience?
Breaking into a regional property manager role with limited experience is difficult but possible if you can show multi-site exposure from an adjacent role. Candidates who managed a large single property with multiple staff, handled owner reporting, or took on portfolio coverage during a colleague's absence often qualify for junior regional titles. Focusing on smaller operators or third-party management firms tends to lower the experience threshold compared to large institutional landlords.
What does the regional property manager interview process look like?
Regional property manager interviews typically run two to three rounds. The first is a phone or video screen with HR or a recruiter focused on your portfolio background and software experience. The second involves a hiring manager or VP of operations and usually includes scenario questions about underperforming properties, team conflicts, or budget shortfalls. A final round with senior leadership or ownership may include a review of a sample budget or operations report.
Where can I find and apply to regional property manager jobs?
You can find and apply to regional property manager jobs on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings from across the United States. Search the listings to find roles that match your portfolio background, specialization, and preferred location, then apply directly to each listing that fits.
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