What is the National Property Management Enterprise Manager’s Certificate?

Property management certificate. Property management companies applying for qualification assessment must submit a copy of the property management company manager certificate issued by the Ministry of Construction. The property employment certificate needs to be obtained through examination, and the certificate holder can work in the property department.

In order to promote the healthy development of the industry, in September 1996, the Department of Personnel, Labor and Education of the Ministry of Construction and the Department of Real Estate jointly issued the "Notice on Implementing the Training of Property Management, Department Managers, and Administrators with Certificates" , to provide guarantee for comprehensively improving the quality of property management personnel and standardizing property management behavior. According to the Ministry of Construction's Jianjiaopei Document No. 199641, starting from January 1, 1999, all managers of property management companies nationwide will implement a job training and certification system.

1. The conditions required to obtain the property manager certificate are as follows:

1. I am a property practitioner and have relevant employment certificates.

2. Have a college degree or above.

2. Materials to be prepared:

When registering, bring the above-mentioned relevant certificates and your ID card, 2 copies of your ID card, and 4 1-inch color photos.

3. Position advantages:

1. Your knowledge and skills in the real estate industry will be greatly improved, which will be very helpful for your future career development.

2. The daily work of a property manager is rich and diverse, and there is no way it will be boring.

3. What you are helping your clients take care of is one of their valuable assets. If you do a good job, you will have excellent personal returns.

4. Compared with real estate agents, you can enjoy relatively fixed working hours. The standard working hours are from 9 am to 5 pm from Monday to Friday.

IV. Competencies required by property managers:

1. Focus on details

As a property manager, you must first pay attention to details. Paying attention to details can ensure that your work always complies with the relevant policies and regulations of the local government. At the same time, it can also allow customers to trust you to take care of their properties. When it comes to managing a property, attention to detail also reflects the professionalism of your service.

2. The ability to organize work efficiently

To manage a number of properties at the same time and handle the relationship between landlords and tenants, you need strong organizational skills. In your daily work, you need to flexibly coordinate and complete multiple tasks, handle emergencies and resolve disputes. At the same time, you also need to complete a series of established schedules such as regular property inspections, rent payments, lease renewals, and simple financial reports.

3. Continuously learn professional knowledge

What you manage may be important assets of your customers. To gain the long-term trust of your customers, you need to become an expert in the field of property management and keep abreast of industry regulations. , development prospects and industry trends. Thus providing customers with professional and reliable guidance.

4. Communication skills

You need to have strong communication skills with others. Property managers need clear, unambiguous communication with landlords, tenants, and property maintenance staff alike. Ensure that all scheduled tasks and emergencies can be solved smoothly and effectively.

5. Negotiation and coordination skills

Need to communicate and negotiate between landlords and tenants. For example, tenants will expect items in the property to be in good condition, and landlords will often refuse non-essential expenses. In this process, your negotiation and coordination ability is related to whether both parties can be satisfied.

6. Ability to handle interpersonal relationships

To be an excellent property manager, you need to deal with different types of people. Excellent interpersonal communication skills are crucial to maintaining relationships with customers, tenants, and maintenance personnel.