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Property Management

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Property management is the operation and oversight of real estate on behalf of owners, encompassing responsibilities like tenant screening, rent collection, lease administration, maintenance coordination, and financial reporting. Property managers work for residential, commercial, or industrial property owners and investment firms to maximize occupancy and asset value while ensuring compliance with housing laws and regulations. The role requires strong organizational, financial, and interpersonal skills to balance owner and tenant needs.

Property Management in the job market

Last checked October 28, 2026

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Open roles requiring Property Management (7)

Logistics Management Specialist

Pentagon Force Protection Agency

Falls Church, VA · $70,623 – $91,815

This federal government role manages property tracking, administrative operations, and logistics coordination for a Facilities and Logistics branch. It suits someone with experience in property management, information systems, and administrative procedure who can work across multiple departments and agencies.

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Contract Specialist (Supervisory Contract Specialist)

Bureau of Prisons/Federal Prison System

Beaumont, TX · $74,678 – $116,362

A supervisory contracting role within a correctional facility focused on managing procurement, contracts, and property compliance while maintaining institutional security. This position suits experienced contract specialists seeking advancement into management with responsibility for training and directing subordinate staff.

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Logistics Management Specialist (Property)

Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives

Washington, DC · $102,415 – $133,142

This federal government role manages the Bureau's inventory of property and fleet assets, handling everything from tracking acquisitions through the asset forfeiture program to coordinating disposals and vehicle transfers with other agencies. The position suits someone with logistics experience in property management who can work methodically with regulations and communicate with multiple stakeholders to keep complex asset systems running smoothly.

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HOUSING MANAGEMENT SPECIALIST

U.S. Marine Corps

Camp Lejeune, NC · $50,460 – $80,243

This federal role manages housing referral services and rental partnerships for military personnel, coordinating between military housing offices and private landlords to help service members find suitable off-base accommodations. It suits someone with experience in housing administration, property management, or military liaison work who can navigate regulatory standards and maintain relationships across multiple stakeholders.

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Inventory Management Specialist

Citizenship and Immigration Services

Full-time · South Burlington, VT · $62,982 – $118,738

This federal government role involves managing physical assets, equipment, and inventory for USCIS's Vermont Management Center, overseeing procurement and disposal while serving as a logistics expert to internal and external stakeholders. The position requires strong communication and data analysis skills, with opportunities to lead teams and advise leadership on inventory systems and improvements.

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Supervisory Logistics Management Specialist

U.S. Capitol Police

Washington, DC · $132,243 – $189,308

A supervisory role overseeing logistics operations and personnel for the U.S. Capitol Police, managing supply chains, facilities, emergency support, and day-to-day mission readiness. This suits experienced logistics professionals comfortable with government procedures, personnel management, and coordinating complex support services in a law enforcement context.

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Military Service Liaison

Defense Logistics Agency

Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio · $92,841 – $120,696

This role connects military branches with a federal logistics agency to understand their needs for equipment disposal and reuse, then delivers training and technical guidance to help them execute those programs. It suits experienced logistics or property management professionals comfortable working independently with military stakeholders and senior leadership.

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