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[kflow11]

I am relocating from the United States to Dominican Republic and is seeking employment in Property Management. I have been self-employed with just over 5yrs experience in Property Management. I am a person who is very passionate about property management and would love to explore opportunities with your company. What is the process and procedures for applying with your establishment? Please advise...Thanks!

[Lambada]

Originally Posted by kflow11

What is the process and procedures for applying with your establishment?

Could you clarify to whom this is addressed?

[Chirimoya]

Cut-and-paste from their stock letter to prospective employers.

[Lambada]

Originally Posted by Chirimoya

Cut-and-paste from their stock letter to prospective employers.

H'mmm. Passion only goes so far, eh?

[kflow11]

Originally Posted by Lambada

Could you clarify to whom this is addressed?

I am reaching out to those already employed or have some insight to employment in this particular industry. I am not opposed to other opportunities, I just wanted to seek something that I have been doing for the last 5 yrs first and foremost.

[CFA123]

kflow,
from what i know regarding management of north coast vacation condo rentals... a job working for someone else to manage a fair # of vacation rental properties would probably pay US$500-US$1500 per month.

i have a friend who was recently offered a job as an assistant to respond to client emails, assist with check-in/check-out, and oversee cleanliness of units scattered over a 15km area. He needed to provide his own computer & transportation. The amount offered? US$500/month. The job was declined.

[kflow11]

Originally Posted by CFA123

kflow,
from what i know regarding management of north coast vacation condo rentals... a job working for someone else to manage a fair # of vacation rental properties would probably pay US$500-US$1500 per month.

i have a friend who was recently offered a job as an assistant to respond to client emails, assist with check-in/check-out, and oversee cleanliness of units scattered over a 15km area. He needed to provide his own computer & transportation. The amount offered? US$500/month. The job was declined.

Thanks for you response. Please forgive me for not knowing but what is a substantial income to make it in the DR?

[frank recktenwald]

I've answered your PM

[El Rey de Mangu]

I need a nickel for every person who loses a job, perhaps collects unemployment and tries jumping ship to DR.

When I first came here in 04 on a project for BL I thought I was some superstar with an MBA from NYU. Truth is, it's HARD. It has been exponentially harder to achieve in a career sense here than in the US.

This is NOT a place where you "ditch" your woes and come to start over. If you've "figured it out" like other members of the DR1 community, then you are lucky.

[kflow11]

Originally Posted by El Rey de Mangu

I need a nickel for every person who loses a job, perhaps collects unemployment and tries jumping ship to DR.

When I first came here in 04 on a project for BL I thought I was some superstar with an MBA from NYU. Truth is, it's HARD. It has been exponentially harder to achieve in a career sense here than in the US.

This is NOT a place where you "ditch" your woes and come to start over. If you've "figured it out" like other members of the DR1 community, then you are lucky.

Yeah, I have figured it out and surely not trying to "ditch my woes" nor has lost my job because I am self-employed (set my own boundaries) but like a lot of people, I am looking for a change of atmosphere. Part of growing up in the United States, you learn that life is not easy no matter where you reside. Also, I am mature enough to know that running from my problems (jumping ship-your words) is not the answer either. Thanks for your opinion..