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Landmark Properties

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Good for Experience if Driven, Poor Oversight and Company Culture - Sales and Marketing Manager Landmark Properties Employee Review

3.0
Oct 28, 2021
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Pros

If you're willing to travel and work hard, there can be lots of money to be made. Good learning opportunities and attempts at training programs. Everyone is pretty young (no one over 55 really works there since everyone usually starts in college). This can make onsite culture really fun or really difficult, depending on your team.

Cons

Entry level managers are paid very little unless they relocate or travel. Poor benefits (no 401k matching). Higher level managers will try to pay employees the bare minimum despite working overtime and managing all onsite operations. Poor training programs and follow through. They are deceitful with lenders and ownership groups often, which puts strain on onsite managers.

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5.0
May 26, 2026
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Pros

Good part time gig for college students

Cons

Good luck with dealing with unhappy parents

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Landmark Properties Response
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Thank you for sharing your feedback. We’re glad to hear you found this to be a positive opportunity for college students, as we strive to provide flexible roles that support both academic and professional development. We also recognize that working in student housing can involve engaging with a variety of stakeholders, including parents and guarantors, which can sometimes be challenging. Strong communication and customer service are an important part of these roles, and we aim to support our teams in navigating those interactions professionally and effectively
4.0
Jul 9, 2026
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Pros

Great company to work for, And they really value their employees. They provide certification opportunities for maintenance technicians as well and a really care about your career development.

Cons

Maintenance technicians should get paid more and the medical insurance they offer doesn't cover a lot

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