Acquisitions Transaction Manager

Posted 3 days ago

vicktory capitalTampa (FL)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$75,000–$95,000

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About the role

Acquisitions Transaction Manager
Compensation: $75,000–$95,000 base salary, depending on experience, plus eligibility for a discretionary annual bonus. Vicktory Capital | Manufactured Housing Communities Vicktory Capital is hiring an Acquisitions Transaction Manager to keep our acquisitions organized and moving from initial offer through closing. We acquire and operate manufactured housing communities. This role is for someone who can manage the many details of a live transaction, communicate confidently with sellers and professional partners, and make sure important items do not get missed. You will work closely with our managing partner, acquisitions team, attorneys, lenders, and operating team. What you’ll own Prepare and track letters of intent, coordinate purchase agreement drafts with counsel, and manage delivery and follow-up with sellers. Build and maintain a transaction timeline with clear owners, deadlines, and next steps. Coordinate requests and document flow among sellers, attorneys, lenders, brokers, title companies, and internal teams. Assemble lender packages and follow through on outstanding underwriting and closing requirements. Schedule due diligence work, including property inspections, environmental reports, surveys, title review, and other third-party items as needed. Manage our due diligence checklist. Confirm that each item has been received, reviewed by the right person, and resolved or escalated before its deadline. Organize deal folders so contracts, financials, reports, correspondence, and closing documents are easy for our team and partners to find. Track deposits, contingencies, extensions, approvals, and closing deliverables. Provide concise transaction updates that identify what is complete, what is overdue, what could threaten closing, and what decision is needed.
What we’re looking for: Experience managing commercial real estate acquisitions or similarly complex real estate transactions. Exceptional attention to detail and a habit of checking documents, dates, numbers, and follow-ups. The ability to have productive conversations with attorneys, lenders, sellers, and service providers, then translate those conversations into clear action items. Strong written communication and sound judgment about when to solve a problem independently and when to bring it to leadership. The ability to manage several active deals without losing track of commitments or deadlines. Comfort working with shared drives, spreadsheets, checklists, and transaction management tools. Experience with manufactured housing communities, multifamily, or other operational real estate is a plus. This is a hands-on role for someone who takes ownership. You should be able to tell us where every active transaction stands, what is needed to move it forward, and what needs our attention before it becomes a problem. To apply: Send your résumé and a brief description of a real estate transaction you helped manage. Tell us what you personally owned, how you tracked deadlines and open items, and how you handled an issue that arose before closing.

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