When asked how she continues to provide excellent service for her clients, Action Property Management’s regional manager in Sacramento responded quite succinctly: “The challenge with every client is to provide the right level of service.” She went on to elaborate that knowing and meeting your clients' expectations is an important…

Life is a journey along a winding road marked by people and experiences. Sometimes that road keeps us close to home, and sometimes it takes us far away. Regardless of the destination, the journey is always marked by moments of learning that shape who we are. The journey for Daniel…

There’s a big difference between a property manager and a community manager. A property manager manages real estate. A community manager meets the needs of people. Brinna Kerrick, Action Property Management’s general manager at Cottonwood Canyon Hills in Lake Elsinore, excels in the art of managing a community. Perhaps that’s…

In March of 2020, the world changed. With the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, businesses had to quickly learn to adapt to a world that was turned upside down. In hindsight, it’s clear that many of life’s events had already prepared Jabbear Swinton, Action’s general manager at Savina in San…

For a trained actor like Scott Sears, memorizing nearly every line from every episode of Seinfeld isn’t a huge accomplishment, but it has brought many moments of joy into his life. As Action Property Management’s director in Inland Empire, Scott uses the same gift to bring happiness to the people…

Talk to Sam Johnson, Action Property Management’s Community Care trainer, for a few minutes, and you will quickly see why he spends his days training new employees on how to provide stellar service. With a naturally charismatic personality and a heart for people, Sam feels right at home in his…

When passion aligns with opportunity, a career is born. For Greg Tantum, Action Property Management’s lead full stack developer, opportunity aligned with passion in an unusual way. As a child, Greg always had a natural curiosity about computers. One of his earliest tech memories involves the first computer his family…

School is important, but education is even more important. While these two facets of life are often so tightly intertwined that they can’t be separated, many people find their most important education occurs not in the classroom, but in the workplace. For Candace Caldana-Walk, Action Property Management’s director in San…