A dedicated property manager, not a management company
In Jackson Hole, “property management” usually means a company that manages many rental homes at once. A private property manager is different. They work for one household, and sometimes one home, with day-to-day responsibility for the physical property. If you're weighing the two, our guide to estate management vs. property management walks through the difference.
What a property manager does
A property manager keeps the home and grounds in excellent working order. They schedule maintenance, coordinate vendors, oversee projects and renovations, and prepare the property for each season. When something breaks, they already know who to call and how the system was built.
The role may be full-time on-site at a large estate, or part-time for a single residence. It often reports to an estate manager in larger households, or directly to the owner or family office in smaller ones.
Property management in Jackson, Wyoming
Homes in this valley ask a lot of the people who care for them. Snow loads, frozen pipes, irrigation blowouts, wildfire season, and the short building season all have to be planned around. A property manager who knows Jackson Hole knows the timing of each, and which local contractors can be trusted to do the work well.
For homeowners and family offices hiring a property manager
We start with a confidential conversation about your property and how it is used. From there we define the role and present a small number of vetted candidates with the right technical background and temperament. Every reference is verified personally.
For property managers seeking a position in Jackson Hole
If you have hands-on experience caring for significant private properties, managing vendors, and running projects, we would like to hear from you. There is never a fee to candidates. See our open positions.
Compensation
Property manager compensation depends on the size of the property and whether the role is full-time on-site or part-time. See our salary guide for more.