Would You Take This Job – Property Manager Potomac, MD

Property Manager

Company: Divaris Property Management
Location: Potomac, MD (within the Washington, D.C. metro area)
Type: Full-time, office-based
Salary: $70,000–$75,000 per year
Job Requirements & Highlights:

  • Minimum 2 years of third-party commercial real estate property management experience

  • Handles aspects like tenant relations, budgeting, forecasting, and overseeing property operations

  • Proficiency with Yardi or similar property management software preferred

  • Role includes travel between properties—requires a valid driver’s license and reliable transportation

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Would You Take This Job?

This role blends strategic property oversight with day-to-day operations, offers solid compensation, and includes perks like professional development assistance and full benefits. But it’s fully on-site in Potomac, with required property travel and a potentially high workload.

Would you take it? Why or why not? Drop your thoughts below!

In Potomac, 70–75k feels light unless it’s a small, low-touch portfolio with solid support. I’d want bonus potential, mileage/phone, parking covered, and clarity on after-hours/on-call and capex workload. How many assets/RSF and is there a bonus?

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In the DC area, $70–75k feels low unless it’s a small, stable portfolio and there’s a real bonus (10%+), parking, and mileage. If it’s commercial with budgets/CAM/TI and after-hours calls, I’d push for $85–90k or better support. What’s the portfolio — retail or office, and how many properties?

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