Property Accountant – Real Estate Development

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kinetic personnel groupCorona (CA)

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$95,000 annually

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Property Accountant – Real Estate Development Location: Orange, CA Industry: Commercial Real Estate / Property Management Compensation: $90,000–$95,000 annually Position Summary- Seeking a Property Accountant to support the accounting and lease administration of a commercial real estate portfolio, with a focus on month-end review, A/R, lease administration, rent collections, budgeting, and year-end cleanup, plus limited AP support.
Key Responsibilities: Review properties at month-end, ensuring income and expenses are accurate and resolving discrepancies Manage A/R, rent collections, and outstanding tenant balances Review leases and maintain accurate lease information in Yardi Ensure rents and tenant charges are accurately entered and billed Assist with annual property budgets and review actual income/expenses against budget Support year-end close, cleanup, and resolution of outstanding accounting items Provide limited AP support; dedicated AP staff handle the majority of processing Maintain accurate property and tenant accounting records Coordinate with property management and accounting teams Portfolio Responsibility Responsible for approximately 40 entities KPG123

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