Jerry Mitchell
Kissimmee, Florida 34746
Phone: 407-***-****
Email: *****@*********.***
Objective
To obtain a challenging and rewarding position in property management in which acquired skills can accentuate a commitment to excellence.
Real Estate and Property Manager for Gardner-Polk Property Trust, Inc.
Provided for the management of properties in the portfolio; this included single family, duplexes and multi-family housing structures. Kept a “live“ rolling inventory for an up-to-the minute snapshot of all physical conditions, scheduled maintenances, repairs, damages, loss prevention (theft) and vandalism incidents. Prepared facility reports on all safety audits, security, plant facilities and real property management. Executed property visits to complete report data and follow thru at each visit for any and all issues, oversights and utilization of resources. Kept staff personnel informed on the needs of customer demands so that the portfolio has an inventory ready for sale in good physical condition. Adhered to all applicable fair housing laws governing real estate sales, leasing, management and maintenance services for the properties in the portfolio. Provided project management for all undertaking involving construction, maintenance or repairs to the properties.
Real Estate Agent - Keller Williams
Provided real estate services to the general public for the buying and selling of real property. Assisted sellers by helping them to prepare their home for sale, listing the home and showing the home. Helped the buyers by assisting them find the home of their dreams and make an offer on their behave. Made suggestions to the homeowner to make their home more appealing, such as painting a room or cleaning up clutter. Listed the home on the Multiple Listing Service (MLS) which can be searched by other realtors and viewed by individuals online. Held “open houses” in order to show (market) the home to all real estate agents and people who may wish to purchase the home. Received offers from buyers' agents and relays those offers to his client, perhaps giving advice on whether the offer is a good offer or not. From there, the selling agent may make a counter-offer or may accept the offer on behalf of his clients. The home then goes into the escrow and closing process. The selling agent is paid a commission- normally 3 percent of the sale, while the buyer's agent also receives three percent.
Computer Skills
Windows, Office, Excel, Power Point, Internet and email.
Education
Nova Southeastern University-Master of Business Admin. (MBA) Ft. Laud., FL - January 1997
Florida A&M University - Bachelor of Technology (BT) Tallahassee, FL-June, 1972
References
Available upon request