Property Accountant
creative financial staffingPortland (ME)
$60,000 to $75,000
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creative financial staffingPortland (ME)
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$60,000 to $75,000
About the role
Job Title:
Property AccountantSalary: $60,000 to $75,000, depending on experienceLocation: Portland, OR (Hybrid) Why This Opportunity Stands OutDirect collaboration with senior leadership and decision-makersJoin a stable, growing firm actively acquiring new propertiesBroad scope of responsibility with meaningful operational impactKey ResponsibilitiesComplete monthly bank reconciliations and ensure all balance sheet accounts reconcile accuratelyPrepare and review financial statements for multiple managed propertiesReview and approve invoices, identifying discrepancies and validating proper codingPartner with property managers and communicate financial results in clear, practical termsAssist with onboarding and accounting setup for newly acquired property portfoliosQualificationsBachelor's degree in accounting or financeAccounting experience within residential or commercial property, real estate, or auditStrong analytical skills with the ability to identify, investigate, and resolve variancesDetail-oriented, proactive, and comfortable working in a dynamic, growing environmentTiming is everything. We specialize in placing accounting and finance professionals, and many of our positions are not posted online. Whether you are actively job hunting or just passively considering opportunities, we would love to connect with you to discuss this role and other exciting opportunities in the industry. EB-4339347936
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