Senior Asset Manager (Remote, DMV)

Posted 2 days ago

veritas partnersBaltimore (MD)

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About the role

Senior Asset Manager, CRE Multifamily (Remote, DMV)This role is a fully remote hire, but the candidate must live in Greater Washington DC area Our client is a national real estate investment firm that is expanding it's team in the DC area. They're seeking an experienced Asset Manager with at least 7 years handling multifamily property asset management.
Responsibilities include: Oversee a portfolio of multifamily communities across the DMV region. Manage day-to-day asset performance including rents, renewals, occupancy, rent growth strategy, expenses, capex projects, tenant issues, and asset presentation. Oversee property-level operating cash flows and conduct light cash-flow modeling as needed. Partner with third-party and on-site management teams to execute business plans and drive NOI.Work closely with accounting, construction, and operations groups to ensure alignment and cohesive execution.
Qualifications include: 7+ years of multifamily asset management experience overseeing multiple communities simultaneously. Strong operational expertise with familiarity in day-to-day property performance issues (renting, tenant relations, maintenance, marketing, etc.).Experience with lease-up or new development strongly preferred, though not required. Comfortable working in a fast-paced, entrepreneurial environment with limited handholding. Strong analytical skills with the ability to interpret financial and operational metrics. Excellent communication and relationship-management skills, especially with third-party PM teams.

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