Real Estate Asset Manager - Portfolio & Finances
dasmen residentialRamsey (NJ)
Real Estate Asset Manager - Portfolio & Finances
Posted 4 days ago
dasmen residentialRamsey (NJ)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
We have an exciting new opportunity for an Asset Manager to join our team! The person in this role will primarily assist our Executive Team with managing the assets, properties, and auditing financials. The Asset Manager will oversee regional managers, properties, and work closely with owners and 3rd party clients.
Responsibilities:
Manages properties, 3rd party clients, and improve assets according to investment preferences and goals. Prepares financial statements, business activity reports and forecasts. Develops, organizes and maintains portfolios. Supervises employees who assist in financial reporting and budgeting. Coordinates with property and regional managers. Reviews financial reports to find ways to reduce costs. Travel required 2-3 times a month to visit the portfolios. Contributes to team efforts by accomplishing related tasks as needed.
Qualifications:
Strong analytical skills Detail oriented and highly organized Background in real estate field a plus Must be a team player Why You Should Work for DASMEN:Competitive salary & high bonus potential Generous vacation and sick leave policy Extensive Paid Holidays Employee recognition and awards Free life insurance Short term disability A work family you can always rely on Employee Mentorship program Reimbursement program for industry schooling Awarded Best Places to Work by multiple organizations
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