Kali Carringer
Kali Carringer is our property manager and bookkeeper. Those duties include preparing leases, fielding calls from tenants & owners, overseeing the billing and collecting of rents for nearly a dozen properties for six owners, then condensing it all into monthly reports. She has over 30 years of business experience including owning a combination restaurant/gift shop. She is working on her CPM® designation.
Kali joined Prime Commercial Real Estate in 2005 in the dual role of Property Manager - Bookkeeper in charge of over 200,000 square feet of office, retail and warehouse properties. Her goal when joining Prime was to become a CPM® within ten years of joining Prime and will meet that goal in seven.
Kali received a Bachelor of Business Administration majoring in Accounting from Boise State University after transferring from the University of Idaho as a senior. She later returned to BSU and earned a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics with an emphasis on Secondary Education and a minor emphasis in English.
Kali is a member with two professional real estate associations; one is the Building Owners Management Association (BOMA® ), in which she holds the position of Vice President, and the second is the Institution of Real Estate Management (IREM® ). Kali was awarded two scholarships from IREM® to facilitate her completion of the CPM® designation.
During the time she was a small business owner she was active in the state leadership for the National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB). In 2007, the other leaders and members elected her as the Small Business Champion for the State of Idaho. She uses this experience to better relate with our tenants while protecting the property’s best interests.
Kali and her husband Mark met ballroom dancing. They also enjoy skiing and watching sports together – even though she’s an Idaho Vandal and Mark bleeds Boise State orange and blue. Together they have three children and five grandchildren.
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