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SalaryLOCATION MCLEAN VA
Business Model: Hybrid.
Job Summary The Senior Property Accountant will manage the financial records and accounts for multiple properties within a commercial real estate setting. This includes recording income and expenses, reconciling balance sheets, preparing financial statements, and interacting with tenants over disputes. Even Simpler: The job is about keeping track of money for different buildings that shops and businesses use. The accountant makes sure all the money coming in and going out is recorded properly and works out bills for the building owners.
Related Job Titles:
Property Accountant
Real Estate Accountant
Commercial Real Estate Accountant
Skill Requirements
Bachelor's Degree in Accounting
Minimum of 3 years of commercial property accounting experience
Experience with Yardi Voyager and MRI software
Preferred:
Ability to handle multiple properties and clients
Excellent communication skills
Bachelor's Degree in Accounting: A four-year university degree focused on subjects such as financial reporting, auditing, taxation, and business law.
Commercial Property Accounting Experience: Specialized knowledge in managing the financial transactions associated with commercial real estate including rent collection, operating expenses, budgeting, and financial reporting.
Yardi Voyager: A comprehensive property management software used for managing all aspects of commercial real estate operations.
MRI Software: A flexible real estate software solution used for managing daily operations including lease administration, accounting, and financial reporting.
Pay Details: $95,000.00 to $100,000.00 per year
Equal Opportunity Employer/Veterans/Disabled
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The Company will consider qualified applicants with arrest and conviction records subject to federal contractor requirements and/or security clearance requirements.
