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Property Accountant

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creative financial staffingChicago (IL)

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Property Accountant Our client, a respected and fast-growing company in real estate management and investment, is seeking a Property Accountant to join their expanding Accounting team. This is a fantastic opportunity for an accounting professional who's detail-driven, collaborative, and looking to grow within a thriving organization. Why You'll Love Working Here As A Property Accountant: Outstanding Culture: Team-oriented, people-first environment Career Growth: Promotion from within is the norm—not the exception Work-Life Balance: Reasonable hours and leadership that truly supports balance Profit Sharing + Full Benefits: Health, dental, vision, 401(k), and more Strong, Supportive Leadership: Learn and grow under great mentors What You'll Do As A Property Accountant: Prepare and analyze monthly and quarterly property financial statements (P&L, balance sheet, cash flow) Oversee rent invoicing, collections, and vendor payments Assist with budgeting and forecasting, and track/report variances Maintain and update lease records; respond to tenant financial inquiries Handle CAM (Common Area Maintenance) reconciliations in coordination with property managers Monitor property tax assessments, ensure regulatory compliance, and support filings Perform month-end close activities, including account reconciliations and journal entries What You'll Bring As A Property Accountant: Bachelor's degree in Accounting, Finance, or a related field Proven experience as a Property Accountant—real estate industry preferred Familiarity with property management software and accounting systems Solid understanding of property financial reporting, CAM, and lease accounting Excellent organizational, analytical, and communication skills Collaborative mindset and attention to detail Ready to grow your accounting career in real estate? This could be your next big move. Apply now to join a company where your contributions matter—and your development is a priority.

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