A Real Estate Acquisition Manager is responsible for overseeing the identification, negotiation,
and purchase of properties that align with a company’s investment strategy.
Their key responsibilities include:
1. Property Identification & Research – Sourcing and evaluating potential real estate
investments based on market trends, location, and financial feasibility.
2. Financial Analysis & Valuation – Conducting due diligence, assessing property
values, and analyzing return on investment (ROI) to determine profitability.
3. Negotiation & Deal Structuring – Negotiating purchase agreements, lease terms,
and financing options to secure favorable deals.
4. Market & Risk Assessment – Monitoring real estate market trends, zoning laws,
and economic factors that impact property investments.
5. Due Diligence & Compliance – Ensuring legal, regulatory, and environmental
compliance before finalizing transactions.
6. Budget & Cost Management – Managing acquisition budgets, forecasting costs,
and optimizing investment returns.
7. Stakeholder Collaboration – Coordinating with brokers, attorneys, lenders, and
internal teams (finance, development, and asset management) throughout the acquisition
process.
8. Portfolio Expansion Strategy – Developing strategies to grow and diversify the
company’s real estate portfolio.
9. Closing & Transaction Management – Overseeing the closing process, handling
documentation, and ensuring a smooth transition.
10. Post-Acquisition Oversight – Assisting in integrating new properties into the
company’s portfolio, ensuring operational and financial objectives are met.
Qualifications:
Bachelor's Degreed in real estate, finance, business administration, economics, or related field.
Real Estate Experience 2-5 + years in real estate acquisitions, property investment, or commercial real estate.
