We're a growing Vancouver, WA property management team, and we're hiring. We have a few roles open right now, from entry-level positions with full, paid training to an experienced property manager. If you take pride in your work and care about doing right by the owners and tenants who count on us, we'd love to hear from you.
You'll be the first friendly voice and face people meet when they reach VPMG, and that first impression matters. This role is perfect for a warm, organized, and dependable person who enjoys helping others and keeping things running smoothly behind the scenes. You'll learn the ins and outs of our office, work closely with the whole team, and quickly become someone everyone relies on. It's a wonderful place to start a career and grow into more.
What you'll do
What we're looking for
This is a hands-on role for someone who wants to build a real career in real estate and property management. You'll start by learning the fundamentals alongside our experienced managers, and over time you'll take ownership of your own portfolio of rental homes. It's a job with variety, responsibility, and plenty of room to grow. No two days look exactly the same, and you'll finish each one knowing you kept people's homes and investments running smoothly.
No license yet? That's okay. Property management in Washington requires a real estate broker's license, and we'll help you earn yours and hold it under our brokerage, working under our designated broker's supervision. No prior experience needed, we train you and support you through the licensing process.
What you'll do
What we're looking for
If you've managed rental properties before and you're looking for a place where your experience is valued, this is it. You'll own a portfolio of homes from day one, work independently with the confidence that comes from knowing the job, and help set the standard for how we take care of owners and tenants. We'll give you the autonomy and support to do your best work, and a real voice in how the team grows.
Active real estate license required. Property management in Washington requires a real estate broker's license, so you'll need a current Washington real estate broker's license held under our brokerage. Experienced but not licensed yet? Reach out, we can help you get there.
What you'll do
What we're looking for