estate manager

For most of her young life, he had been the estate manager.

Later in life he became a successful real estate manager.

Today the term estate manager or similar is more common.

His father was a local bank officer and real estate manager.

I became the estate manager of a grand country house that, like me, had seen better days.

Her father was a real estate manager and at one time managed a movie theater.

The estate manager focused on the real world around him, rather than looking at the sky above.

The estate manager knew full well what he was up to at a slack time like this.

The figure of the estate manager raised an arm in greeting from the top.

After graduation in 1900 he worked as an assistant to estate manager, but never for too long.

Preventing the old murderer from going too far would rest with the estate manager.

Which will be soon enough, thinks the estate manager.

The estate manager has his complaints, Heaven knows; yet for the most part, he is content.

"It looked like he had taken a shower in blood," said the real estate manager, who gave only her first name, Linda.

The estate manager, a freeman, came up and touched his hat.

The estate manager travelled only rarely into the city now, and always with caution.

"My estate manager came to see me again tonight.

I will fetch my estate manager, if the doctor is finished with him."

He turned suddenly and pointed at the estate manager, standing bathed in sweat by the door.

There are over 8,600 professional real estate managers who hold this designation worldwide.

The bride's father is an independent real estate manager in New York.

Bertrand has been the estate manager for the past eight or nine years, I think."

I kissed Mama, then shook hands with several of the estate managers and farmers.

From 1970, Scarsdale took charge of his future inheritance as estate manager.

Julius said, and watched as the estate manager passed over a silver coin to the man.