Mortgage Banker
peakhill capitalNew York (NY)
About the role
Peakhill is currently seeking a self-starter with an entrepreneurial mindset to join its team as a Commercial Real Estate Finance Originator. The focus of the position will be to originate mortgage debt and equity utilizing Peakhill fund and multiple other institutional sources including life companies, conduits, banks, debt funds, and credit unions. Open to location in the USA.
Responsibilities:
• Originate debt & equity financing• Cultivate relationships with owners and developers• Facilitate, structure, and close commercial real estate mortgages• Maintain and update database and activities within Peakhill’s CRM system• Work closely with other members of the team• Gain an understanding of institutional debt and equity providers
Skills and Qualifications:
• Highly self-motivated• Entrepreneurial attitude• Excellent interpersonal and customer service skills• In-depth understanding of the commercial real estate capital markets• Work independently and within a team to build relationships and interact effectively with business partners• Maintain confidentiality, utilize judgment, and work with minimal supervision• Bachelor’s degree recommended, preferred major in Real Estate, Finance or Economics Pay includes base-salary or full commission plus a performance-based compensation package with unlimited earning potential based on the individual’s ability to originate and close transactions.
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