Real estate finance means NOI, cap rates, debt service coverage, and managing cash flow across a portfolio of properties that each have their own P&L. When interest rates move, your entire portfolio reprices.
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Manage financial reporting for a portfolio of properties — monthly P&L by property, NOI tracking, budget-to-actual variance, CAM reconciliation (commercial), and investor reporting. Forecast cash flow, manage debt maturities, and model refinancing scenarios. Every property has its own chart of accounts, and rolling up to a portfolio view requires standardization. Investors want quarterly reports, lenders want annual compliance, and the asset manager wants daily occupancy and delinquency data.
Arrange financing for real estate acquisitions, developments, and refinances. Evaluate loan options: agency (Fannie Mae/Freddie Mac multifamily), CMBS, bank portfolio, life company, debt fund, mezzanine, and preferred equity. Structure the capital stack: senior debt, subordinate debt, equity, and joint ventures. For development, secure construction financing with conversion to permanent or arrange a mini-perm bridge. Track the capital markets: index rates (SOFR, Treasury), credit spreads, and lender appetite by property type and leverage point.