Assistant Property Manager

Roofstock sits at an interesting intersection: it's a technology company that also operates a property management platform, and this role lives squarely in that overlap. As an Assistant Property Manager on the single-family rental side, you're not managing a conventional apartment community. You're managing a geographically dispersed portfolio of individual homes on behalf of investors, which means your day looks more like triage, coordination, and relationship management than leasing traffic and make-readies on a single site.

What You'll Actually Do

Your core responsibility is keeping a growing SFR portfolio performing to each investor's goals. That means staying on top of R&M workflow, monitoring leasing activity, tracking delinquency, and making sure nothing falls through the cracks as your book of business expands across state lines. You'll work inside Roofstock's proprietary tech stack and coordinate with centralized teams rather than managing onsite staff directly in most cases. When issues arise, the expectation isn't just resolution. It's root-cause thinking that prevents the same problem from recurring.

You'll also represent investors in eviction-related court proceedings when required, which is an uncommon but real responsibility in SFR management at scale. Cross-selling Roofstock's broader real estate products is part of the job too, so comfort with investor conversations and a basic understanding of income property transactions will serve you well here.

What You Bring

• Active Texas real estate license (required)
• At least two years in residential or commercial property management or real estate operations
• Prior experience working directly with property owners or investors, preferred
• Comfort with cost and revenue management, including reading performance data and flagging NOI concerns
• Fluency across multiple property management software platforms
• Strong written and verbal communication skills, especially for managing investor expectations remotely
• Self-direction: this role is remote, and the portfolio grows fast
• Valid driver's license and ability to travel within your assigned area at least 10% of the time

Where This Role Can Take You

SFR management at scale is a relatively young discipline, and people who build fluency in it early tend to accumulate transferable skills quickly. Managing a dispersed portfolio sharpens your ability to work through systems rather than proximity, which is increasingly how institutional property management operates across all asset classes. The investor-relations component builds communication skills that translate directly to senior PM roles, asset management, or acquisitions work. If you've spent time in conventional multifamily and want to understand how tech-forward operators are approaching single-family at institutional scale, this is a credible entry point. The role pays a $60,000 base salary and sits fully remote within Texas.