What would be an appropriate title for someone below the assistant property manager? Property Manager&gt;Assistant Property Manager&gt;______?
Getting business cards to reflect my position that I've always had, but since I'm getting licensed and will be trying to procure listings, I'm wanting it advertised on my business card. Jr. Property Manager? Property Manager Associate? I work side by side with our property managers in all the day to day operations of property management.
[{"id": "cwg3saz", "text": "leasing agent is what that is called in a corporate structure.  if you are going to be soliciting business I'd probably go with \"Property Management Associate\" or something though.  \n\n", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "cwg7tze", "text": "Property Administrator or Property Coordinator? Or if you want it to be more leasing-focused just go with Leasing Coordinator or Leasing Agent", "replies": [{"id": "cwh2za3", "text": "Ours are called Tenant Coordinators, but they aren't involved in leasing at all so it doesn't quite fit. I like your suggestions. ", "replies": [], "depth": 2}, {"id": "cwhd9ve", "text": "I do like Property Administrator. Yea, I wouldn't want to put Leasing Agent because I will be an agent that tries to solicit listings for owners and Landlords, but we also represent tenants and provide property management services. The idea of having a second title beside Salesperson was to make sure that the potential client/customer understands that we offer property management services as well and that I'm experienced in it, especially since we're \"______ Commercial Real Estate\" on our cards, with no mention of property management. I was just also afraid of suggesting something that sounded like it +1 our Assistant Property Manager. Thanks for the input!", "replies": [{"id": "cwij35m", "text": "I started my career in this role at a big shop. We used property administrator.", "replies": [], "depth": 3}, {"id": "cwisizj", "text": "Depending on your relationship with the others, I think you actually have a pretty good case for suggesting some title inflation for everyone.  \n\nMake the main person the VP of Property Management.  Make your boss Senior Property Manager.  Make yourself Property Management Consultant.  \n\nIf you are calling on owners to solicit business you don't want to sound like you are someones assistant.  You don't have to act like you are the most senior person in the brokerage either, but assistant property managers don't usually even directly talk to owners.  The people below them don't unless its just to smile and say \"high can I get you some coffee or anything?\" when an owner comes in the office.  \n\nI'm not saying anything against you, or indicating this applies to you personally or your skills/experience, just the titles.  I wouldn't pick something that is going to screw you out of the gate here.\n\n", "replies": [], "depth": 3}], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}, {"id": "cwgr770", "text": "Dwight Schrute.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "cwgu6ny", "text": "Don't put a title.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "cwhbxrm", "text": "I like: \n\n**Associate Property Manager;\nAssistant Property Manager;\nProperty Coordinator;\nTenant Coordinator;**\n\n(all from other suggestions, including your own)\n\nUltimately, this all boils down to your personal preferences &amp; ideas on professional outlook... If you believe one title to hold your position in higher esteem/a more professional light, then go for that choice. ", "replies": [], "depth": 1}]