Can I apply for a property manager if I have never worked in property management?

I don't know what you know about real estate, and I don't know what your job is now. I think the property is not so easy to do, and it needs more patience and professionalism.

Generally speaking, there are more girls engaged in property management, with good temper and easy communication with owners. What they usually do is to solve some problems in the owner's home and ask for property management fees (this is a bit difficult, unless the community is very formal, and there is no big contradiction between the owner and the property, which is very harmonious). Looking around the floors to see some problems are basically trivial matters, so if you are patient, there should be no problem.

The general affairs officer's employment certificate is tested at school. If your school has this major to take an examination of, you must apply quickly. Because the Housing Authority should regularly assess the dynamic performance of the property company, the certificate is still very important. Many property companies will value certificates, and of course experience is also very important.

If the school doesn't have it, it can only be tested in society. At present, most of the employment certificates in the society are management certificates, but they are all reported in the name of the company and need to be stamped by the company. You can apply directly to the company to try. Although there is no experience and certificate, but serious and practical will add points. General property companies like serious and down-to-earth employees, so try it and see which of the two methods is more suitable for you. I wish you success.