Caretaker is the British word for it while in US it is the custodian or sometimes janitor.
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#1 14-Nov-2008, 09:59correct expression
Hi,
could you please help me? How do you call a person who takes care for an appartment house, ensures rectification of defects, submits an annual account for services to tenants etc. Is it a "caretaker", "custodian", "house manager" or ????
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#2 14-Nov-2008, 11:01Re: correct expression
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#3 14-Nov-2008, 13:03Re: correct expression
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#4 14-Nov-2008, 13:06Re: correct expression
Possibly "Buildings Manager" if they are involved in the accounts.
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