Property specialists are mainly responsible for reviewing rental or leasing applications to determine a tenant's ability to adhere to standards devised by the property owners. They also work with security and surveillance personnel to ensure their tenants' overall safety on the premises. Management of property staff including grounds keepers, construction workers and maintenance staff is also an important responsibility of property specialists. Administrative duties like preparing rental income reports, paying bills, drafting rental leases and contracts and writing official notices to tenants concerning issues, such as rent increases or anticipated construction projects, are also key to property specialists. In addition to normal property management responsibilities, government property specialists must also incorporate and enforce upon their tenants certain federal regulations and guidelines specific to their mandated property control systems.

Graduate of any 4-year course or equivalent Able to create property marketing materials Able to compile property data such as surveys and summary reports Knows how to conduct comparative market studies Able to create offers and sales agreements Understands mortgage processes Possessing a real estate sales license

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