Construction Manager
About the role
- Advisory Support
- Identify, plan, and track capital expenditure needs across the Mogul portfolio
- Walk properties under contract and review inspection reports, flagging issues
- Build line-item CapEx budgets and renovation scopes pre-acquisition
- Provide cost and timeline inputs to underwriting and the IC memo; recommend price adjustments or credits when warranted
- Contractor Management
- Source, vet and onboard general contractors and trades in each target market
- Run competitive bids, negotiate pricing and write clear scopes of work
- Manage contracts, insurance certificates, lien waivers and draw requests
- Project Execution
- Own renovation schedules from close through stabilization, including interior unit turns, exteriors and deferred maintenance
- Make regular site visits and verify work before approving payments
- Confirm the GC has pulled permits and scheduled inspections with local municipalities where needed
- Work with property managers to address unit turnover and deferred maintenance items
- Reporting and Systems
- Track budget vs. actual and schedule for every active project
- Send weekly status updates with photos to leadership
- Keep scopes, bids, invoices and closeout documents organized in Engine, Mogul's internal platform
- Build repeatable standards: unit finish specs, cost benchmarks per market and contractor scorecards
- 5+ years managing residential construction or value-add renovations, ideally multifamily
- Track record of running several projects at once with remote crews
- Can estimate renovation costs from a walkthrough and an inspection report
- Working knowledge of building systems: roofing, plumbing, electrical, HVAC, foundations
- Willing to travel frequently on an as-needed basis; valid driver's license
- Experience on the owner/investor side managing third-party GCs across multiple projects or markets
- Existing contractor relationships in the Southeast and Midwest
- Construction management certification or other applicable certifications
- Comfortable with spreadsheets, project-tracking software, and the implementation of AI to improve any/all processes
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