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Title: Community Manager Project


1
Community Manager Project
  • Presented by
  • Nelson R. Jacobsen CEO
  • CPWI

2
Common Interest Communities CIC
  • 90 Percent of all new homes are built as planned
    communities -- condominiums cooperative townhouse
    and single family homeowner associations and 1
    out of 6 Existing homes1.
  • It would follow that Veterans that obtain a home
    loan are going to find that their choice of home
    stock is going to be in one of these CICs.
  • 1. U.S. Census publications, the American Housing
    Survey, IRS Statistics of Income Reports,

3
Jobs in the CIC Industry
  • Property, real estate, and community association
    managers held about 293,000 jobs in 2002. Forty
    percent worked for real estate agents and
    brokers, lessors of real estate, or property
    management firms. Others worked for real estate
    development companies, government agencies that
    manage public buildings, and corporations with
    extensive holdings of commercial properties.
    Forty-six percent of property, real estate, and
    community association managers were
    self-employed2.
  • Median annual earnings of salaried property, real
    estate, and community association managers were
    36,880 in 2002. The middle 50 percent earned
    between 25,470 and 56,000 a year3. 23. U.S.
    Department of Labor Bureau of Labor Statistics

4
Pathway to Community Management
  • No trade group, or University has established a
    viable program to develop the skill needed to
    enter this job market.
  • Since most current management companies are self
    employed, all trainings for new managers has to
    be post hiring and is very expensive and limited.

5
What needs to be done
  • Establish a nonprofit to work with the various
    trade group and Universities to facilitate the
    training of veteran in the basic of community
    management and work with large and small existing
    management companies to hire our Veterans for a
    life- long career in this industry.
  • A portal CommuntyManagerProject.org has been
    started to address this issue and act as resource
    for all involved.
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