Property Asset Manager
last best partnersHamilton (MT)
About the role
Company Description:
Last Best Partners is a venture capital firm focused on transforming real estate investing through innovative capital structures, advanced data analytics, and modern software solutions. The firm partners with real estate investors who have proven models and strong growth potential but need additional resources to scale. Its strategy combines strategic partnerships, discounted property acquisitions, and proprietary SaaS platforms to maximize returns and unlock new opportunities. With thousands of active users, millions invested through real estate funds, and hundreds of closed transactions, Last Best Partners brings deep market experience and decades of combined leadership expertise. The portfolio includes ventures such as Mount North Capital and Tax Sale Resources, reflecting a commitment to rigorous analysis, scalable opportunities, and long-term venture success. Mount North Capital, a Last Best Partners portfolio company, offers a unique asset-backed investment opportunity—connecting accredited investors with high-yield, real estate-secured strategies in the distressed property space. A modern approach to passive investing with real impact. Mount North Properties is a fast-growing real estate investment and management company focused on streamlining the property lifecycle — from acquisition to sale. Our team manages portfolios across multiple markets, and we’re looking for a sharp, solutions-focused Asset Manager to help keep operations running smoothly and efficiently.
Role Description:
The Property Asset Manager is a full-time, remote-based position. As an Asset Manager, you’ll take charge of day-to-day property readiness through Assessing, managing, and coordinating the tasks that are necessary to keep a property moving through the disposition stages — getting homes from occupied to vacant, cleaned out, and ready for resale. This is a fast-paced real estate environment with a volume of 25-30 projects at one time. You'll also work behind the scenes to:
- Oversee property transitions (occupied → vacant → clean-out → sale-ready)
- Handle city violations, code issues, and inspection scheduling (this may include court officer communication)
- Coordinate with vendors for cleanouts, lawn care, repairs, etc.
- Ensure properties are maintained while on the market
- Manage timelines, budgets, and status reports for all assigned assets
- Communicate with market managers and leadership to remove roadblocks to sales
- You’re a Great Fit If You...Have experience in real estate, property management, or operations
- Love organizing details and solving logistical problems
- Are a strong communicator who’s comfortable managing contractors and timelines
- Can juggle multiple priorities without letting anything slip through the cracks
- Know how to navigate city codes, violations, or inspection processes (a plus)
- Take initiative, manage yourself, and don’t need handholding
Ideal Candidate Profile:
Highly organized and detail-driven with a strong sense of ownership.
Excellent communication skills — able to coordinate across multiple parties with clarity and consistency.
Demonstrated ability to problem-solve property-level issues, especially around cleanouts and violations.
Experience in property management, real estate investing, or asset oversight strongly preferred.
Comfortable working with budgets, vendors, and timelines.
Able to prioritize tasks and manage multiple properties simultaneously with efficiency.
Perks & Benefits:
- Competitive salary + performance-based bonuses 401(k) with employer match
- Take Command Heath Reimbursement Program
- Paid time off and holidays
- Growth path into senior operations or acquisitions roles
- Work with a collaborative, fast-moving team and growth minded company
Apply NowIf you’re ready to take ownership of real estate operations and help bring order to property chaos, we’d love to meet you. Please submit your details to: https://tally.so/r/wo87Ne which includes uploading your resume and providing a video introduction.
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