Senior Accountant

Responsibilities: Gather and review financial statements, trial balances, and supporting reports from third-party property operators for accuracy and completeness Identify discrepancies in property-level financials and coordinate with operators to resolve errors Manage entity-level, fund, joint venture, equity, and intercompany accounting Prepare journal entries, reconciliations, accruals, and supporting schedules Consolidate property-level results into accurate portfolio and entity financial statements Prepare investor reporting packages using property financials, trial balances, and supporting schedules Produce variance analyses and management reports Assist with acquisitions, dispositions, capital activity, and distributions Support audits, tax preparation, and external reporting requests Improve reporting processes, internal controls, and monthly close procedures Partner with the CFO on financial analysis and special projects

Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree in Accounting, Finance, or a related field 3-5+ years of progressive accounting and financial reporting experience Real estate accounting experience strongly preferred Comfortable reviewing property-level financial statements and trial balances, identifying errors, and resolving discrepancies Experience with multiple entities, consolidations, and financial statement preparation Strong understanding of entity-level accounting; fund, joint venture, equity, or investment accounting experience highly desirable Confidence in independently reviewing financial information and producing accurate financial statements and investor reports Strong knowledge of U.S. GAAP and advanced Excel skillsCPA and/or public accounting experience is a plus Organized, proactive, detail-oriented, and comfortable taking ownership in a growing environment This is an exciting opportunity to join a collaborative, high-performing team with excellent benefits, direct exposure to senior leadership, and a clear path to step into an Accounting Manager role as the platform continues to expand.