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Spring11 - Vice President, Asset Management at Newmark

Atlanta, Georgia, United States -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

28 Jun, 26

Salary

150000.0

Posted On

30 Mar, 26

Experience

5 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Asset Management, Loan Underwriting, Investment Management, Commercial Property Management, Loan Origination, Microsoft Excel, PowerPoint, ARGUS, Quantitative Acumen, Communication Skills

Industry

Real Estate

Description

Spring11, an affiliate of Newmark provides a full suite of commercial real estate services to a wide range of clients including some of the world’s largest banks, debt and equity funds, REITs, life insurance companies, brokerages, and investors throughout the United States and Europe. Our team consists of over 600 employees based in New York, Atlanta, Houston, Boca Raton, Kansas City, and Chennai, India. Spring11 is currently seeking a Vice President to join our growing team to work on a diverse portfolio of transitional commercial loan assets, including ground-up construction, spanning various property types and regions. The Vice President will be tasked with providing asset management support and qualitative and quantitative loan underwriting for a growing portfolio of commercial real estate loans. The ideal candidate for the role has a bachelor’s degree (or higher education) in addition to a minimum of 8 years of commercial real estate experience including direct experience with investment management, asset management, commercial property management, loan origination and/or underwriting.

Responsibilities

The Vice President will manage a diverse portfolio of transitional commercial loan assets, including ground-up construction across various property types and regions. Key tasks involve providing asset management support and conducting qualitative and quantitative loan underwriting for this growing commercial real estate loan portfolio.