Commercial Real Estate Servicing Analyst
ascendo resourcesFort Lauderdale (FL)
Commercial Real Estate Servicing Analyst
Posted 13 days ago
ascendo resourcesFort Lauderdale (FL)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Commercial Real Estate Servicing Analyst We are representing an established investment and lending firm seeking an experienced analyst to support the financial oversight, servicing, and management of a diversified commercial real estate loan portfolio. This role combines financial analysis, portfolio monitoring, loan administration, and asset management support.
Key Responsibilities:
Analyze borrower financial statements, rent rolls, property cash flows, and operating performance.
Monitor portfolio performance, including DSCR, debt yield, occupancy, and leverage.
Oversee loan servicing activities, including escrows, reserves, payments, and borrower requests.
Monitor loan covenants, compliance requirements, and emerging portfolio risks.
Coordinate loan modifications, payoffs, and other servicing transactions.
Prepare portfolio analysis, management reports, and investor reporting.
Qualifications:
Bachelor's degree in Finance, Accounting, Real Estate, or related field.3+ years of experience in commercial real estate finance, lending, loan servicing, or asset management.
Strong financial analysis skills and understanding of commercial loan documentation.
Advanced Excel proficiency; experience with FICS or similar servicing platforms preferred.
Exposure to CMBS, agency, bank, or institutional CRE loan portfolios advantageous.
Strong attention to detail, communication, and organizational skills.
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