Portfolio Controller - Confidential Search
$100,000.00 to $105,000.00 per year
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Manager
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$100,000.00 to $105,000.00 per year
About the role
- Maintain complete historical books and records for a portfolio of properties in compliance with reporting requirements. Ensure effective Internal controls are in place to identify discrepancies. Monitor property performance against expectations and correct financials as necessary. Provide decision support for property and asset management and serve as primary point of contact. Prepare management reporting of key operational statistics. Provide explanations for significant variances against budget, forecast or prior years' results as required. Prepare audit work papers as assigned.* Review lease requests, executed documents and lease abstracts to identify accounting issues and resolution; review credit and tenant improvement (TI) obligations. Review calculations of straight line rent. Review revenues and operating expense adjustments for reasonableness and collectability based on a working knowledge of leases and tenants within your portfolio. Interpret leases for documentation of accounting position. Propose adjustments for bad debt review. Participate in Annual Expense true-up process to ensure accurate billings or refunds to tenants in accordance with the lease requirements.* Responsible for the preparation and monitoring of budgeting and re-forecasting activities for all components of NOI and regular capital expenditures. Meet regularly with Property Management to go through financial results and make updates to the 24 month rolling Forecast. Provide variance analysis of Forecasts to Budget and Budget to Prior year results or forecast as required.* Monitor receivables, obligations and risks for properties. Ensure that balance sheet accounts are regularly reviewed, evaluated for propriety and reconciled to supporting documentation. Coordinate with other departments for understanding of and resolution for items reflected in the financial statements but not handled by operations.
- People Management. In partnership and working closely with one up manager in collaboration of managerial responsibilities may be, responsible for staff management including recruiting/hiring, supervision, recognition, salary administration, and performance appraisals. Trains staff to ensure high skill levels and technical competence. Partners with Human Resources on employee development and planning initiatives. Responsible for the continued awareness of our company's core values .
- Participate in the due diligence process for acquisitions, dispositions or financings which requires an intense effort in a compressed timeframe.
- Understand and maintain the internal controls and policies of our company. Communicate any deficiencies in controls to Supervisor.
- Support the Corporate Accounting team with respect to lender reporting and the JV Accounting team with respect to partner reporting. Demonstrate a working knowledge of all related agreements.
- Perform other job-related duties as assigned.
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