I was wondering what these have to do to get their jobs. I always figured it was just a relatively simple TAFE degree for these guys but I look at the money they're on, more than 50k in some cases, and wonder if there's more to it.
What does it take to become a professional property manager?
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1. They need an IQ of over 85 but not higher than 100.
2. $50k is not a lot of money. A person could be a property manager for 25 years and all they'd get is $50k. And that is how much they are worth. If at 45-50 years off age, if you're not on at least 70k, you're a pleb.
2. $50k is not a lot of money. A person could be a property manager for 25 years and all they'd get is $50k. And that is how much they are worth. If at 45-50 years off age, if you're not on at least 70k, you're a pleb.
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Agreed.
It also appears that it's the females who sometimes can't find a way out. The older one's are hard arses as a result. It's like permanent PMS, even after that factor has long since left the building!
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If you are under 23, this is a suitable enough job. But I will maintain that some of the stupidest, most inept bastards I have come across are property managers. Whether it attracts them or whether the job warps their brains I'm not sure, but they suck.
