Our Team

Behind every well-run building is a well-staffed team. Ours just happens to be very short, extremely opinionated, and prone to napping on the job. Meet the grandkids who keep Quality Management, LLC running — organized into two separate but closely integrated divisions.

Division One

The Moallim Division

Our field operations branch. They handle curb appeal, quiet hours, move-in readiness, tree stability, and hallway diplomacy — usually before lunch.

Nava Dayan sitting on the grass in a lace dress

Nava Dayan

Chief Curb Appeal Officer

Nava does a full walk-around of every property with a stick in hand, tapping anything that looks out of place. If the lawn isn't green enough, she sits right down in it until someone waters it. Her signature move: a smile so big that prospective tenants sign on the spot.

Baby Michael Moshe looking at the camera in a striped outfit

Michael Moshe Moallim

Head of First Impressions

Wide eyes, big opinions. Michael greets every new tenant with a look that says, "Welcome home, and yes, we already fixed that." He has never once lost a staring contest with a leaky faucet.

Daniel Meir standing outdoors in white

Daniel Meir Moallim

Vice President of Move-In Ready

Daniel is our vacant-unit specialist. He shows up in his crispest whites, points at the corners the painters missed, and refuses to sign off until the place sparkles. He also insists every hallway be sweepable in under four minutes.

Shaul Benayahu holding onto a tree trunk

Shaul Benayahu Moallim

Chief Landscaping & Tree Inspector

Shaul climbs it, hugs it, and reports back. Every tree, railing, and planter on our properties has been personally hug-tested for stability. His inspection report is one word long: "Strong!"

Daniel and Benayahu walking hand in hand on a bridge

Daniel & Benayahu Moallim

Co-Directors of Neighborly Relations

This duo handles the most important department of all: getting along. They hold hands on every property tour to demonstrate proper hallway etiquette, and they settle disputes with the ancient technique of sharing a snack.

Leah Adel crawling on a wooden bridge in a green romper

Leah Adel Moallim

Manager of Ground-Floor Operations

Leah reviews all flooring from the closest possible angle, crawling every walkway before we call it finished. Splinters, loose boards, and uneven tiles do not survive her quality inspection.

Two divisions, one family

Division Two

The Weiss Division

Our resident-experience branch. Smiles, renewals, bathtubs, and floors all fall under their careful supervision.

Noa Gabriela smiling widely

Noa Gabriela Weiss

Director of Tenant Happiness

Noa's job description is simple: make sure everyone smiles at least once during their lease. She has a 100% success rate. Renewal season is her favorite holiday.

Atarah Nava with pigtails, smiling softly

Atarah Nava Weiss

Head of Lease Renewals

Atarah handles the long-term tenancy department with one very persuasive expression. Tenants come for a year and somehow stay for eight. We have stopped asking how she does it.

Yonatan Tsvi sitting in a bathtub full of rubber ducks

Yonatan Tsvi Weiss

Chief of Plumbing & Bathtub Testing

Yonatan personally tests every tub on the portfolio, rubber duck in hand. If the water runs hot and the drain runs fast, he issues his official seal of approval: a thumbs up and a very big grin.

Gabriel Zev sitting on a rug in a patterned romper

Gabriel Zev Weiss

Junior Inspector, Floors & Foundations

Gabriel takes his job very seriously. He sits down on every carpet, rug, and hallway runner we install and gives it a long, thoughtful stare. If it passes, he says nothing at all — which is the highest praise in this company.

The Weiss kids dressed up and sitting together

The Weiss Division, all together

The Weiss branch office holds its quarterly board meeting in matching formalwear. Agenda items include tenant happiness, bathtub quality control, floor inspections, and who gets the last cookie. Motions pass unanimously, and the meeting always ends in a group hug.

Now hiring: more grandchildren

Openings remain in the Snack Logistics and Elevator Button departments. Meanwhile, the grown-ups handle rents, repairs, and everything else.

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