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Avanath

Affordable and workforce housing investment manager

Multi-Site Maintenance Supervisor

Full-TimeUpdated on 10/23/2026
$25 - $30
Mid
Mill Valley, CA, USA
In PersonMay require travel to sister communities to provide maintenance support.
General Maintenance & RepairBuilding & Property Maintenance

About the job

Requirements
  • At least 3 years of multifamily property maintenance experience.
  • One year of supervisory experience is required.
  • Expertise in plumbing, heating, ventilation, and air conditioning, appliance repair, electrical work, and carpentry is required.
  • A valid driver's license is required.
  • The role requires availability for on-call and weekend work.
  • The role requires very strong organizational skills and the ability to handle multiple priorities.
  • The role requires solid interpersonal and customer service skills.
Responsibilities
  • Demonstrate customer service by treating residents and others with respect, answering team and resident questions, responding sensitively to complaints about maintenance services, and assigning work orders efficiently and urgently.
  • Project a favorable image of the community to achieve property objectives and public recognition.
  • Ensure consistent follow-up and follow-through with residents on all matters.
  • Enforce community policies delegated by the Community Manager.
  • Complete work orders generated from resident service requests and perform routine community upkeep by diagnosing problems and making repairs in accordance with established policies, procedures, safety standards, and code requirements.
  • Coordinate and schedule responses to resident and management requests and work orders.
  • Ensure necessary repairs and replacements are completed in community common areas and units.
  • Support cost-cutting and expense-control programs by repairing rather than replacing parts when possible, conserving materials and supplies, and using tools and equipment correctly.
  • Inspect grounds, buildings, and other community features daily to identify, minimize, and correct hazardous property conditions or liability concerns.
  • Manage and order maintenance supplies inventory in accordance with budget guidelines set by the Community Manager and Building Services.
  • Maintain a preventative maintenance program that extends the life of the community while minimizing future repairs.
  • Maintain a well-organized and properly stocked maintenance shop in accordance with safety standards and Occupational Safety and Health Administration guidelines.
  • Maintain the hazard communications program and teach and promote safe work practices.
  • Manage unit inspections and community key control.
  • Maintain accurate records of service requests, Environmental Protection Agency and Occupational Safety and Health Administration standards, preventative maintenance, apartment make-ready status, and work in progress.
  • Manage and participate in on-call emergencies in the community.
  • Plan for and use property resources, equipment, and supplies economically by obtaining bids and pricing from vendors, suppliers, and contractors.
  • Direct and monitor maintenance, construction, and rehabilitation activities to ensure quality and expediency.
  • Challenge team members to achieve higher performance by establishing and communicating immediate and long-term goals.
  • Develop standards for cleanliness and the overall appearance of community grounds, amenities, building exteriors, market-ready unit interiors, breezeways, curbs, signage, leasing office, central garbage areas, parking lots, and other buildings and common areas.
  • Under the direction of the Community Manager, supervise, train, and schedule maintenance activities for maintenance staff.
  • Monitor each maintenance staff member's daily work progress and provide immediate assistance and instruction when needed.
  • Provide input to the Community Manager regarding employee performance evaluations.
  • Conduct and/or attend regularly scheduled company safety meetings, ensure all Material Safety Data Sheets are current and accessible, and stay current on Occupational Safety and Health Administration and other safety-related laws and requirements to ensure community compliance.
  • Follow company, property, and departmental safety policies, procedures, and standards; promptly report equipment malfunctions, injuries, accidents, and other safety issues to the appropriate individuals.
  • Attend and participate in routine property safety meetings, complete required training on Occupational Safety and Health Administration and other safety-related laws and requirements, and promptly and accurately report accidents and incidents.
  • Monitor and ensure compliance with regulatory requirements, organizational standards, and operational processes in areas of responsibility, and report violations to appropriate individuals.
  • Conduct business in accordance with company policies and procedures, Fair Housing requirements, the Americans with Disabilities Act, and other laws pertaining to the apartment industry.
  • Report to work as essential staff and adhere to safety and business protocols, including during inclement weather when required.
  • Travel to sister communities when needed to provide maintenance support.
Desired Qualifications
  • Heating, ventilation, and air conditioning certification is highly desired.
  • Certified Pool Operator certification is highly desired.

About the company

Avanath Capital Management manages affordable and workforce housing as an investment manager and owner-operator, while Brighthaven Communities provides nationwide third-party property management for affordable housing, overseeing 30,000+ homes across 16 states. It blends institutional investment know-how with hands-on property operations, regulatory compliance, and resident‑focused services to improve asset performance for owners and investors. The company’s vertically integrated model ties capital management to on-the-ground operations, giving it a large, specialized platform focused on affordable housing. Its goal is to provide a Lifestyle Within Reach by delivering quality, affordable homes and maximizing long-term value for owners, investors, and the communities served.

Company Size

201-500

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

Irvine, California

Founded

2008

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • Retreat at Valencia closed January 29, 2026, preserving affordability on 168 apartments.
  • Avanath won ENERGY STAR Partner of the Year again, validating energy-efficient operations.
  • Baldwin Village and Northpointe programs deepen resident loyalty and reduce turnover.

What critics are saying

  • Brighthaven's 2026 rollout exposes Avanath to execution and compliance failures.
  • Affordable-housing returns depend on tax-credit rules; HUD or state cutbacks squeeze margins fast.
  • A Brighthaven compliance breakdown would taint Avanath's platform and choke future acquisitions.

What makes Avanath unique

  • Avanath and BRIDGE launched Brighthaven Communities in January 2026, managing 30,000 homes.
  • Avanath pairs ownership with resident services through Avanath Gives and on-site programs.
  • Its Orlando cluster strategy creates scale, with seven investments and 900 nearby apartments.

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Benefits

  • Health Insurance
  • Dental Insurance
  • Vision Insurance
  • Flexible Work Hours
  • Paid Holidays

Company News

BDIPS
Aug 7th, 2026
BDIPS and Avanath Capital LLC partner to host annual back-to-school community event at Baldwin Village.

BDIPS and Avanath Capital LLC partner to host annual back-to-school community event at Baldwin Village. With the school year set to begin in just a few weeks, Better Days Integrated Programs (BDIPS) and Avanath Capital LLC have partnered to host an annual back-to-school community event for the residents of Acclaim at Baldwin Village in Los Angeles on August 8. Nearly three years ago, Avanath first partnered with BDIPS to offer an after-school program at Northpointe Apartments in Long Beach, CA. That partnership has since expanded to offering other programs focused on mental health and workforce development at Baldwin Village. "At Avanath, we do believe that housing stability extends beyond providing our residents a quality unit to live in," said Kaniesha Washington, Director of Resident Services for Avanath. "We do offer affordable housing, but we also believe that when we provide those programs and resources, we keep our residents housed, but also satisfied with where they are living." According to Washington, partnerships like the one between Avanath and BDIPS help strengthen the communities that live in the region. Community-based festivities like the back-to-school event are examples of community investment and providing key resources to residents. "For many families, the beginning of the school year is usually one of the most expensive times of the year. Events like these help reduce financial stress and ensure the residents have the supplies that need to start the year prepared and confident to take on the challenge of K-12 education," Washington said. The event will provide the children with free backpacks and school supplies. There will also be free food and game stations for everyone to enjoy. Those who attend the event will also be entered into a raffle to win prizes, and learn more about the resources at their disposal. BDIPS CEO Darryl Sewell said that he hopes residents who attend the event feel seen and understand that BDIPS is an organization that cares. As a community-focused mental health organization, BDIPS offers a variety of programs, virtual support groups and services that support whole health. "We see them and we support them," Sewell said. "I hope they understand that we do care and that we are a resource for them." Washington shared that one of Avanath's accomplished goals is being able to partner with an organization that shares a commitment to empowering the residents and creating opportunities that improve their quality of life. "Those strong community partnerships help connect residents with a lot of the programs that are needed to either keep them housed or to move them beyond where they are currently sitting at from a social economic standpoint," Washington said. As Avanath and BDIPS work to strengthen their partnership to further support the communities of Baldwin Village, the two organizations are hoping to develop an after school program at the site. "I would definitely love to see an after school program here. We are surrounded by three schools within our property, and we see so many youth and so many large families in this community," said Cyrina Garcia, Avanath Resident Service Coordinator at Baldwin Village. Garcia explained that events and programs that focus on youth bring out the community and is something she hopes Avanath can build on to continue to strengthen their relationship with the community. "I think our goal with this back-to-school event, aside from being able to provide resources for families, is truly to keep that open line of communication. We want them to know that we're here for them. If they need anything, we want them to feel comfortable and welcome enough to come in the office and talk to us and reach out to me," Garcia said. The Baldwin Village back-to-school event will be hosted at the Baldwin Village apartments on Saturday, August 8 from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m. The community-based event is funded by Avanath Capital LLC and hosted in partnership with BDIPS.

BDIPS
May 1st, 2026
BDIPS addresses whole health at Northpointe afterschool program.

BDIPS addresses whole health at Northpointe afterschool program. Tucked inside the Northpointe Apartments is an afterschool program administered by Better Days Integrated Programs (BDIPS) and funded in partnership by Avanath Capital Management LLC and COR CDC, a nonprofit organization based in Irvine, CA. Northpointe's after school program started as just that - a place for kids, ranging from ages 5 to 14, in the community to come in, complete homework and participate in enrichment activities. However, when BDIPS began administering the program, BDIPS CEO Darryl Sewell believed it was important to incorporate some mental health components. After doing a walkthrough in the community, some needs became apparent to the team at BDIPS such as a need for senior wellness checks, food giveaways and access to wellness resources. "Whole health is important. You can't work on mental health without making sure that all the basic needs are met," Sewell explained. "You can't expect someone who's hungry to be effective in a therapy session. A lot of the behaviors that we're seeing in the afterschool program are based upon hunger and lacking other needs." Northpointe is located in North Long Beach and is situated in an area of the city with a population that is 47% Black and 32% Hispanic, with a median household income of $46,339, according to data from the American Community Survey. The median household income is half the amount of the entire city of Long Beach. While BDIPS and COR have made it a priority to address community needs such as food insecurity and access to resources like workforce development, one of the unique aspects of Northpointe's afterschool program is therapy. Hosted on site, the afterschool program offers therapeutic boxing sessions that are administered by trained coaches who teach kids how to address their anger and feelings using a healthy outlet. "I do everything that's physical enrichment at Northpointe," said Renato Cabagna, who works as a staff member and boxing coach in the afterschool program. "We do boxing, jump rope, ladder drills - a bunch of different physical games that are aided at helping the kids express movement and their anger and their fire, in a way." Therapeutic boxing is a form of therapeutic fitness that combines physical activity with mental health interventions such as mindfulness and cognitive-behavioral strategies to promote well-being. Over time, therapeutic boxing can reduce anxiety, depression and stress while improving an individual's mood and self-esteem. "I think the biggest thing for me is to teach the youth how to allow themselves to be angry without suppressing the anger, but expressing it in a healthy manner that is not destructive nor inappropriate towards other people's boundaries," Cabagna said. In addition to therapeutic boxing, kids who participate in the afterschool program also have access to traditional therapy with trained therapists such as Toni Love, the lead therapist in the afterschool program at Northpointe. Love provides individual therapy and also facilitates age-appropriate, creative therapy groups. These groups focus on emotional awareness, healthy ways to communicate, social skills, and setting boundaries. "By offering developmentally appropriate psychoeducation, social-emotional learning and creative outlets for expression like therapeutic boxing, art, and mindfulness practices, we're helping the kids in our community understand the connection between their mind and body," Love said. Among communities of color, a gap in access to mental health resources still remains as a result of affordability, stigma and other socio-economic factors. Sewell explained that one of the biggest barriers they face at Northpointe is the stigma that lives in the homes of people of color. "It's 'what happens in the home, stays in the home,' and they're not willing to share. Our biggest barrier is overcoming the stigma that comes along with it," Sewell said. "Because a lot of people think, 'if my kid receives services, they'll say something to where DCFS or someone will come in and take my kids away,' or you're going to find out that they have domestic violence in the home." In delivering services and administering programs to the community at Northpointe, Sewell and his team have worked relentlessly to engage the community and get buy-in from senior residents. Residents have previously felt betrayed by other organizations who have come in and made false promises. In order to gain the community's trust, BDIPS has hosted several community-based events such as barbecues, movie nights and paint activities.

ApartmentBuildings.com
Jan 29th, 2026
Avanath Pays $73.5M for Mixed-Income Orlando Rental Community

Avanath pays $73.5M for mixed-income Orlando rental community. Avanath Capital Management acquired Retreat at Valencia, a 336-unit mixed-income apartment community near downtown Orlando. The property was acquired for $73.5 million and marks the firm's seventh investment in the Orlando market. As part of its investment strategy, the firm plans to maintain income restrictions on half of the units for renters earning 60% or less of the area median income (AMI) and operate the remaining units at market rates. Among planned services are financial counselling programs, health and wellness initiatives and tailored resident activities. Built in 2001, Retreat at Valencia is located approximately 1 mile from Valencia College. Between these three communities, Avanath owns and manages ~900 apartments within a 3-mile radius generating significant economies of scale and driving down operating costs. The property mix comprises 92 one-bedroom units, 132 two-bedroom units, 72 three-bedroom units, and 40 four-bedroom units. Community amenities include a fitness center, swimming pool, volleyball court, and two playgrounds, enhancing the property's appeal to families and long-term residents. Retreat at Valencia is located at 8413 Valencia Village Lane in Orlando, Florida.

Multi-Housing News
Jun 26th, 2023
Avanath Buys Sacramento Affordable Senior Community

Avanath Capital Management has purchased Rivers Senior, a 120-unit affordable senior housing community in West Sacramento, Calif., for $19 million.

RENTV
Jun 26th, 2023
RENTV.com - commercial real estate news and property information

Avanath Capital Management LLC has acquired Rivers Senior, a 120-unit affordable senior housing community located at 705 Dorothy Adamo Lane in West Sacramento, for a total consideration of $19 mil ($158k/unit) in an off-market transaction.