There is a 33% turnover rate in the property management industry, which indicates that it can be hard to find and retain talent. If you’re looking to hire a new community manager to replace someone who has left or perhaps your business is growing, you want to ensure that you choose the right candidate and that they stick around for the long run. To do so, make sure your new community manager encompasses these traits. Read the article…………………………
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