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Insufficient Pay and Lack of Rewards. Several property managers tend to work overtime without getting enough compensation. Oftentimes, they might not be able to take lunch breaks because of busy schedules and too many tasks at hand.
Tenant management Finding new tenants is one of the biggest challenges faced by property managers. You have to market the property, find the tenants, screen them, and then draft lease agreements.
One of the primary contributors to burnout is the sheer volume of repetitive, mundane tasks that employees must handle. Technology-driven property management software can automate many routine tasks, such as processing rental applications, scheduling maintenance and managing lease renewals.
In commercial real estate, the average age of property manager is 50 years old. To attract young talent, development firms and property management companies have begun presenting careers in property management as an opportunity to engage with peers and curate experiences.
Managers leave when they become disillusioned with the culture at the company, when the fun has run out of [their jobs], says Barrett, a global technology executive who works as a liaison for SIMs Rising Leaders Forum. Barrett notes that managers also tend to flee when companies are stagnant or contracting.