Senior Property Accountant
clark davis associatesHanover (NJ)
Senior Property Accountant
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clark davis associatesHanover (NJ)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Overview:
In this role you will manage the journal entries and monthly close for a portfolio of residential and mixed-use properties. You will produce accurate financial statements and reports, support budgets and forecasts, and collaborate with property managers and senior leadership to ensure timely, compliant financials. The position centers on close-focused accounting, reconciliations, and actionable insights for decision-makers. This is a chance to shape financial processes in a fast-paced, growth-oriented real estate environment. Compensation / Benefits bonus salary: 65K to 75K full-time unknown perks
Responsibilities:
Prepare journal entries and lead monthly close for assigned properties Perform bank and balance sheet reconciliations and analyses Compile financial statements and management analyses Run monthly/quarterly property reporting and respond to management requests Prepare deposits and weekly cash flow forecasts Prepare and review budgets Reconcile vendor statements and customer payments Track and report job costs; perform cost analyses Coordinate with Property Managers and senior management on accounting matters Assist with billing verification and collections; respond to inquiries from executives, investors, and lenders
Key requirements:
Bachelor in Accounting 5-7 years of related experience at least 3 years in a large real estate company experience with mixed-use buildings preferred detail-oriented and able to work in a fast-paced, deadline-driven environment strong math aptitude; sense of urgency MS Excel proficiency strong communication across levels and cultures strong communication skills detail orientation deadline-driven MS Excel general accounting and month-end close bank and vendor reconciliations
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