Apt Building - Manager Needed? (Los Angeles: real estate, apartment, salary)

[jstom]

In Los Angeles, when is a apartment manager needed? Are there a specific number of units that need to be exceeded?

[CESpeed]

If you are trying to become an apartment manager, check out Working World or LA Weekly they are always advertising. If you have a building and are inquiring if you need one that depends on how hands on you want to be.

[jstom]

All I want to know is when a manager is a must have by Los Angeles law? Are there a minimum amount of units that a building exceeds then must employ management?

[katenik]

this came up in conversation with my resident manager a few months ago, and i think she told me that 50 or more units required on-site management. i wish i could give a more definitive answer, but it was just something she mentioned in passing while we were discussing something else, so i didn't commit it to memory. i do remember that the number was quite a bit higher than i would have expected, and fifty certainly is that.

[Sorcerer68]

I just saw 3 or 4 ads on Craigslist under both Real Estate jobs and Gigs.

[Paula Lynn]

If the building is 16 units +, you have to have an on-site manager. Your compensation depends on what your responsibilities entail.

[Plumaria]

What is an average yearly or monthly salary to pay a manager in the Encino city area (Los Angeles County) who manages 30 units and the gross rents are approximately $32,000 per month? Also is it common to provide a couple who manages a one or two bedroom apartment?