Attorney – Real Estate
professional alternativesHouston (TX)
Attorney – Real Estate
Posted 19 days ago
professional alternativesHouston (TX)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
To Apply for this Job Click HereJob ID#: 35282 Real Estate Attorney
Overview:
A well-established law firm is seeking a Real Estate Attorney with 3–5 years of experience to independently manage real estate transactions from start to finish. The ideal candidate is comfortable running deals, drafting core real estate documents, and coordinating closings with minimal supervision.
Responsibilities:
- Independently handle real estate transactions from inception through closing
- Draft and review acquisition and disposition documents
- Prepare purchase and sale agreements, leases, loan documentation, covenants, and development agreements using firm forms
- Coordinate closings, manage deadlines, and oversee transactional correspondence
- Assist with loan packages and financing-related documentation
- Handle corporate formations for real estate-related entities
- Manage closing documents (title and survey work handled by another team member)
- Qualifications3–5+ years of real estate transactional experience
- Strong background in acquisitions and dispositions
- Working knowledge of loan documents and general real estate financing
- Experience drafting a broad range of real estate agreements
- Ability to manage transactions independently and prioritize multiple deadlines
- Detail-oriented, organized, and business-minded
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