maintenance technician

leasing agent

maintenance supervisor

assistant property manager

renovator

Priderock Capital Management

I was a leasing agent for this company for 8 months and am still shocked I lasted that long. My interview was 5 minutes and I was offered the job on the spot, even though I had 0 experience.  There was no formal training schedule, they stuck with me another leasing agent for a week or two and then threw me to the wolves. Management constantly threatened they would have to fire someone because occupancy was below 90% all the time (we had movie ins all the time, people kept moving out due to issues with management, they continue to blame the leasing staff to this day). I worked 50-60 hour weeks and was only paid 40 - management didn’t want to get in trouble for giving out overtime. Maintenance blew off work orders and unit turns, management allowed maintenance to go home early (so they wouldn’t get overtime). Complained to corporate several times and was always promised a change in management. Never happened. Corporate doesn’t care about you or the residents. They only care about $$$$

If I could rate this company 0 stars I wouldn’t hesitate. Regional managers (especially mine) clearly were lost in what it looks like to manage a property.
No guidance from anyone in the “corporate” office whatsoever.
Extremely unorganized and filled with people who had no clue what they were doing about 99% of the time, that’s being generous.
I was put down and told the performance of my property was entirely my fault and I needed more training. I assume since I was the leasing consultant and considered the “underdog” I was the easiest to blame. 
I could not shame this company enough for how poor and unorganized they are.
Shame on you Priderock and shame on you for only promoting people to positions they are not equipped to work because you have nobody who wants to work for you.
I couldn’t even finish out my 2 weeks with this company because it was so awful (forfeiting my commissions I earned) but it was worth it to get out quicker.
If anyone took anything from this, please for your own sake, DO NOT WORK FOR THIS COMPANY!!!


Priderock is a fantastic company to work for, especially for those looking to start their career in property management! There's plenty of support in both the leasing and maintenance teams from both local and corporate alike.  Priderock also loves promoting from within, and there's usually sister properties close by depending on the city you work at! Regional management across the board is lovely, which is a breath of fresh air in the property management world.  Benefits are pretty strong as well! Excellent work-life balance.  The hardest part of the job depends on your role, but overall, it's a fantastic company to work for and a company that can jumpstart or continue to have your career grow in property management. 

For a par time leasing job I did not think my background check would go back as far as 16 years ago and was dismissed, be an issue with my employment after 2 weeks of working. Sounds like I am being singled out and picked on. I felt very uncomfortable being friendly with my co workers and them offending me by inviting each other after work for baking cookies and drinking wine, and they tell me "Well I would invite you but you are not a housewife" I was offended because judged before they even knew anything about me.
Co workers expressing their political beliefs and opinions in front of myself and customers. Very uncomfortable environment. Grateful for the opportunity to experience the duties required to be a leasing consultant.  No health benefits or health savings plan.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Being left alone for the most part by superiors

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Being completely alone and understaffed, while having to deal with difficult residents, and the additional stress of even being a manager you are rarely paid enough to qualify to live on site, even with employee discount.

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Extremely exploitive, and uncaring for its employees.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Either very slow and empty, or very busy and stressful with either resident issues, or calls from corporate to chase down every small balance with the rage of a dealer being short changed.

Sadly, the property is going down hill quickly, tenants are out of control and the  ongoing excuses from management/upper management is just not cutting. They are very cheap with their budget, let’s just say that. Rarely hold tenants accountable for their lease violations, nor solve service request quickly in a timely manner. Makes for everyone’s day to be tense nearly at all times. Coworkers are friendly but I don’t see initiative from corporate to make the property better for tenants sake. Again, coworkers are friendly and good people, just the sense of direction is not there in everyday operations, time management and it is showing in a lot of areas. 

1st red flag are all the new profiles they made to try and cover up the truth. This one star is for anyone who is interested in an experience of what a joke this company is to work for. I don’t know if it was the property manager that was hired or just the company itself because no one had a clue what was going on 99% of the time. Policies and job functions changed daily. Also recommend if you were ever curious about what it feels like to be gaslighted and emotionally abused by your superiors. One day you’re told you should be doing one thing, next day you’ll be written up for it. The only thing that benefited me from working here was learning what NOT to do as a professional in property management. 

Would not recommend any of my friends or family too work at this property they do not care about their employees nor their tenants the place is a crapshoot city inspectors there every other day place is full of roaches not the place used to be five years ago And that’s what comes out of every tenant mouth at the property know when they were satisfied and they want to moving Upper management is a joke literally lock the doors on tenants that will be waiting outside for hours and they won’t let him in work orders outstanding over a year with no service by the maintenance crew is working around the clock and understaffed and paid

I have worked in the industry now for almost 20 years and in that 20 years there has been only a handful of property management companies that I truly feel part of a team. This is one of my top 3 favorite companies!!! 

PRCPLLC provides dental and vision at no cost to its employees. Medical is very reasonable. They invest in their employees in order to promote within. They offer a sign on bonus and referral bonuses. 

I have recommended Priderock to all my friends and will continue to promote my employer. Happy to know that two of my very close friends also call Priderock a GREAT company.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Maintenance technician 51 salaries reported	$22.66 per hour
Leasing agent 47 salaries reported	$19.49 per hour
Maintenance supervisor 29 salaries reported	$29.79 per hour
Assistant property manager 25 salaries reported	$23.78 per hour
Renovator 1 salary reported	$22.00 per hour

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