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PM Administrative Assistant

PM Administrative Assistant

Keep documents, calendars, utility records, and everyday office tasks organized.

People who know the work

Illustrative remote property operations professional

Responsibilities

Organize daily administration

Manage assigned inboxes, calendars, routine correspondence, and document requests using your priorities and procedures.

Maintain portfolio records

Update approved property and contact information, organize files and utility records, track service setup requests, and flag missing details.

Track team follow-through

Maintain action lists, document meeting outcomes, and remind task owners of upcoming deadlines.

What we look for

Experience verification, English assessment, skills testing, references, and background checks. We also look for the role-specific judgment below.

What Rithm Desk looks for

Relevant administrative experience

Has supported a property team or similarly document-heavy service operation with competing priorities.

Reliable organization

Uses clear naming, task ownership, and follow-up dates instead of relying on memory.

Sound escalation

Recognizes when a resident, owner, or vendor request needs a specialist rather than a routine reply.

How ability can be demonstrated

Inbox triage

Sort a sample inbox into actions, owners, and escalation priorities.

Records exercise

Organize a mixed property folder and identify missing information.

Handoff note

Convert meeting notes into a practical task list with owners and deadlines.

Illustrative exercises, tailored to the role and your workflow.

Systems

Relevant tools may include property management software, Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, shared inboxes, and task management systems.

How they work with your team

Your team defines priorities, permissions, templates, and decision-makers. The assistant coordinates administrative work without taking over property-manager approval authority.

Key metrics

The numbers this role is accountable for in your workflow.

Task completion

Assigned tasks finished by their due date.

Turnaround time

Time from request to completed task.

Data accuracy

Records entered without errors.

File organization

Documents filed where the team expects them.

Follow-up completion

Open items chased until closed.

Training

Lessons coming soon

Every placement completes Core Foundations plus this role track. Your own SOPs are layered on at onboarding.

  1. How a PM back office runs

  2. Data entry and records that stay clean

  3. Files, folders and document tracking

  4. Inbox and calendar management

  5. Reports: renewals, delinquency, maintenance

  6. Task systems and team follow-up

Ready to hire?

Let’s define the responsibilities, experience, and schedule your team needs.