VP Originations

Posted 2 days ago

coda searchstaffingNew York (NY)

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About the role

A multi-strat asset manager with over $10 billion in assets under management is looking to hire a VP of Originations.
Key Responsibilities: · Source, review, analyze, and execute investment opportunities for potential commercial real estate loans.· Complete due diligence and prepare comprehensive financial analyses, including evaluation of historical financials, rent rolls, and pro-forma projections, utilizing advanced Excel and Argus models.· Synthesize and present deal analyses and recommendations to senior management and investment committees.· Assist in the preparation and negotiation of term sheets and loan documentation for new investment opportunities.· Review and abstract complex lease agreements, JV agreements, property-level contracts, and third-party reports.· Develop and maintain relationships with brokers, developers, and operators to generate a consistent pipeline of on and off-market opportunities.· Mentor and assist in the training of junior members of the originations team.
Requirements: · 4–8 years of relevant experience in Commercial Real Estate finance, investment, banking, or brokerage.· Bachelor’s degree in Real Estate Finance, Economics, Business, or a related discipline; advanced degree preferred.· Credit trained and highly experienced in executing Commercial Real Estate transactions.

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