Community Manager Manufactured Housing Community PLUS HOUSING

Skills That Drive This Role

This position runs on a specific combination of abilities: financial oversight, resident relations, team leadership, and regulatory compliance. At Alpine Vista Village, a 123-home manufactured housing community in Loveland, Colorado, those skills get exercised every day across a property where you're the senior decision-maker on site. If you've managed occupancy, chased delinquency, handled eviction workflows, and coached a small staff, you already speak the language this role requires.

Manufactured housing communities operate under a distinct set of rules compared to conventional multifamily. Lot lease agreements, state-specific MHC regulations, and relationships with community development agencies all create compliance demands that go beyond what a typical apartment manager handles. Comfort with that regulatory environment, or the ability to get up to speed quickly, matters here.

What You'll Be Responsible For

The core of the job is operational management: rent collection, delinquency review, bi-monthly deposits, lease enforcement, and making sure community rules are upheld consistently. You'll oversee new resident applications, manage the on-site team through hiring, training, and performance reviews, and serve as the primary contact when residents bring concerns or grievances to the office.

The financial side of the role includes reviewing receivables, monitoring performance against budget, and identifying where efficiency or profitability can improve. On the compliance side, you'll coordinate with local agencies and law enforcement as needed, prepare required regulatory reports, and maintain Fair Housing standards across all operations.

• 1 or more years managing a manufactured housing or multifamily community of 100-plus units
• Demonstrated experience with rent collection and delinquency management
• Comfort with property management software and basic accounting systems
• Strong conflict resolution skills and a customer service mindset suited to this community demographic
• Marketing and leasing experience to support occupancy and lot/home availability
• Valid driver's license required
• Ability to live on site (a 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom manufactured home with a fenced backyard and storage shed is provided)

What Makes This Role Distinctive at IPG

Investment Property Group manages over 150 properties across 13 states, with a portfolio that spans multifamily, manufactured housing, and RV communities. That breadth matters for your career: managers who perform well at the community level have access to a real growth path within a company that's actively expanding its footprint.

On-site housing is included as part of the compensation package, which means your cost of living calculation looks different here than it would at a conventional apartment management role. The pay range of $26 to $30 per hour, combined with provided housing, positions this competitively for the Loveland market. The schedule is Monday through Friday, 8am to 5pm, which is a meaningful quality-of-life detail in a sector where weekend and after-hours demands are common.

What separates strong candidates from average ones in this role is the ability to stay even-keeled when the day breaks differently than planned. Manufactured housing residents often have longer tenancy histories and stronger community ties than typical apartment residents. Managing those relationships well, while still enforcing lease terms and maintaining financial performance, is where experienced community managers earn their standing.