Her Story
About Jaimie
Jaimie Cameron, CAM, is a seasoned property management professional based in Columbia, South Carolina, with more than a decade of experience in multifamily housing and over 20 years of customer service expertise. She currently serves as a Community Manager,, where she oversees daily property operations, leasing performance, resident relations, vendor coordination, and team leadership for large residential communities. Known for her hands-on leadership style, she is dedicated to fostering strong, service-oriented communities while improving occupancy, retention, and operational efficiency. Throughout her career, Jaimie has held progressive leadership roles with organizations including Greystar, Pegasus Residential, DBC Living, Gateway Management Company, and Atlantic Housing Foundation, Inc. In these positions, she has successfully managed lease-ups, improved occupancy rates, reduced delinquency, supported HUD and compliance audits, and strengthened NOI performance. She is especially recognized for her ability to turn around property performance while building collaborative relationships with residents, owners, vendors, and community partners. In addition to her property management career, Jaimie is a Certified Apartment Manager (CAM), Property Manager in Charge (PMIC), and licensed Notary Public in North and South Carolina. She also serves on the Apartment Association of Greater Columbia’s Programs Committee and actively participates in community initiatives such as Homeless No More. Beyond real estate, she operates as a mobile bartender and runway/model instructor, reflecting her entrepreneurial spirit and commitment to community engagement, professional development, and service excellence.
Her Interview
Ten minutes with Jaimie
01What do you attribute your success to?
I attribute my success to a foundation of prayer and faith, along with the belief that everything happens for a reason. I am also deeply motivated and supported by my husband and daughter, who continually encourage me to keep growing and moving forward.
02What’s the best career advice you’ve ever received?
“Know your worth, then add tax.” - Sharon M. Peterson
03What advice would you give to young women entering your industry?
My advice to young women entering my industry is that you do not have to define yourself solely by a degree. Your growth, skills, experience, and determination matter just as much, if not more, in shaping your career and success.
04What are the biggest challenges or opportunities in your field right now?
One of the biggest challenges in my field right now is handling individuals that are expecting to get what they want, exactly when they want it. In reality, that is not always how the world works, and managing those expectations while maintaining quality and professionalism is an ongoing responsibility.
05What values are most important to you in your work and personal life?
The most important values in my work and personal life are communication and transparency. I believe that clear, honest communication builds trust, while transparency ensures accountability and strengthens both personal and professional relationships.
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