Commercial Real Estate Specialist

Posted 3 days ago

simon property groupIndianapolis (IN)

Property, Real Estate, and Community Association Managers Other Activities Related to Real Estate

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About the role

Are you experienced in commercial real estate transactions, title, lending, lease administration, escrow, acquisitions, due diligence, or property operations? We're seeking a detail-oriented professional to support complex commercial real estate financing and transaction activities for a premier portfolio of commercial properties. In this role, you'll coordinate with lenders, attorneys, title companies, surveyors, tenants, and internal business partners while managing due diligence, title and survey review, ownership analysis, lease-related documentation, transaction tracking, and closing support. You'll play a critical role in helping transactions move efficiently from initiation through closing. Ideal backgrounds include: Commercial Real Estate Title Insurance Escrow & Closings Commercial Lending Lease Administration Real Estate Operations Transaction Coordination Property Management Acquisitions & Development Real Estate Finance

Key skills: ✔ Title & survey review✔ Due diligence coordination✔ Ownership and entity research✔ Lease analysis & estoppels✔ Transaction management✔ Project coordination✔ Share Point & document management✔ Stakeholder communication✔ Commercial real estate operations If you enjoy solving complex real estate challenges, managing multiple moving pieces, and partnering with stakeholders to keep transactions on track, we'd love to connect.

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