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Job Offer: A REAL ESTATE MANAGER (01) Location: Guinea Type of contract: CDD/CDI Number of positions: 01 Description of the position GI EXPERTISE being a human resources consulting firm specialized in recruitment, temporary and HR outsourcing, with a presence in West Africa, particularly in Guinea, Togo and Togo. Abidjan (Ivory Coast) recruits for one of its clients... As part of its activities, GI EXPERTISE, in collaboration with a partner operating in the real estate sector, recruits a Property Manager to strengthen its teams. Under the responsibility of the manager of the KL company, you will have the missions to: Ensure the administrative and rental management of real estate. Track leases, rents and charges. Manage relationships with tenants, landlords and providers. Organize and monitor maintenance and maintenance work. Carry out site surveys and follow-up on interventions. Ensure compliance with contractual and regulatory obligations. Prepare management reports and ensure the financial follow-up of assets. Profile sought: Training in real estate, management, administration or related field. Experience in property management desired. Good knowledge of office tools. Sense of organization, rigor and autonomy. Good communication and negotiation skills. Languages Current French required Application
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