Acquisitions Associate

Posted 8 days ago

kape property managementLos Angeles (CA)

Property, Real Estate, and Community Association Managers Other Activities Related to Real Estate

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$40,000 - $70,000 per year

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About the role

Acquisitions AssociateKAPE Property Management is a leading boutique property and asset management firm in Los Angeles operating since 1985. With a 95% occupancy rate and over 100 industrial, commercial, and residential properties, KAPE possesses diverse and broad industry experience, adds value to its assets, and treats its investors' monies like its own. The Associate will be responsible for specific target markets, applying standard analytic processes to determine whether opportunities meet or exceed the company's investment criteria. Acquisitions associates generally work traditional business hours although driving travel may be required, such as to visit target markets. The Acquisitions Associate will work closely with Kape Property Management team and investment committee to identify commercial real estate investment opportunities, specifically in the multi-family and industrial asset types, in Southern California. The Associate will be responsible for investigating and underwriting potential real estate investment opportunities. Interacting with lenders and investment partners and facilitating purchase transactions. Performing due diligence activities & Interfacing with brokers.

Qualifications: 0-3 years relevant experience Strong communication and analytical skills Bachelor's degree in finance or real estate preferred Experience in Microsoft Excel, Word, Power Point and Outlook

Salary: $40,000 - $70,000 base + Bonus

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