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Gordon Brothers

Transaction Office Analyst

Boston, MA · On-site

Participate in structured training covering accounting, asset valuation, and transaction support * Shadow senior team members and attend pipeline and strategy meetings * Build subject matter ...

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Associate, Financial Reporting Valuation

Plano, TX · On-site

Build, modify, and utilize financial models for business enterprise (DCF, market multiples), securities (option-pricing methods), and intangible asset valuation (excess earnings method, relief-from ...

CTBK

Business Valuation Intern- Fall 2026

Buffalo, NY · On-site

$23/hr

Evaluate business plans, adjust financial statements and build financial models, including discounted cash flow analyses, capital asset pricing model and asset valuation approaches * Prepare ...

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Initio Capital

Valuations Analyst

New York, NY · Remote

$50 - $200/hr

Asset-level and portfolio valuation models * Project, infrastructure, and alternative asset valuation Valuation Deliverables & Support * Football field valuation summaries * Assumption development ...

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To thrive as an Asset Valuation Specialist, you need strong analytical skills, financial modeling expertise, and a background in finance, accounting, or economics, often supported by a relevant degree or professional certification such as CFA or ASA. Proficiency with valuation software, Excel, and financial databases like Bloomberg is typically required. Attention to detail, critical thinking, and effective communication are essential soft skills for articulating valuation findings and collaborating with stakeholders. These competencies ensure accurate asset assessments, regulatory compliance, and informed decision-making for clients or organizations.

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Professionals in asset valuation often encounter challenges such as dealing with incomplete or inconsistent data, fluctuating market conditions, and the need to comply with evolving regulatory standards. Addressing these challenges typically involves staying updated with industry best practices, leveraging advanced financial modeling tools, and collaborating closely with other departments like finance, legal, and compliance. Clear communication and continual professional development are key to ensuring accuracy and maintaining credibility in asset valuations.

What is asset valuation?

Asset valuation is the process of determining the fair market value of a company’s assets, such as real estate, equipment, intellectual property, or financial investments. This is essential for purposes like mergers and acquisitions, financial reporting, taxation, or securing loans. Professionals use various methods, including cost, market, and income approaches, to assess an asset’s worth. Accurate asset valuation ensures businesses make informed decisions and comply with legal and regulatory requirements.

What is the difference between Asset Valuation vs Real Estate Appraisal?

AspectAsset ValuationReal Estate Appraisal
Primary FocusValuing various assets including machinery, stocks, or intangible assetsValuing real estate properties
CertificationsValuation certifications (e.g., AVA, ASA)Real estate licenses and appraiser certifications
Work EnvironmentFinancial institutions, corporations, consulting firmsReal estate agencies, appraisal firms, government agencies
Industry UsageFinance, investment, corporate accountingReal estate, property management, mortgage lending

While both Asset Valuation and Real Estate Appraisal involve estimating value, Asset Valuation covers a broad range of assets beyond real estate, focusing on financial and tangible assets, often for investment or accounting purposes. Real Estate Appraisal specifically assesses property value for sales, loans, or taxation. Understanding these differences helps professionals and clients choose the right valuation service for their needs.

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Senior Associate, Multifamily Asset Management

Senior Associate, Multifamily Asset Management

Continental Realty

Baltimore, MD • On-site

$130K - $150K/yr

Full-time

Posted 15 days ago

Job description

Position: Senior Associate, Multifamily Asset Management Division

Locations: Washington, DC preferred (hybrid in Northern, VA office), Raleigh, NC (remote), or Charlotte, NC (remote)

*Hybrid and/or remote schedules available (based on location), with some occasional travel involved to visit sites or other business needs.

Role Overview

Continental Realty Corporation (CRC) is seeking a Senior Associate to join the Multifamily Asset Management team. This position will report to the Director of Multifamily Asset Management and will be responsible for managing the financial performance of a portfolio of properties. Ideally, this position will be located in Raleigh or Charlotte, NC - or Washington, DC with hybrid schedules and remote options available.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

  • Monitor and report on key performance indicators for both operational and financial performance. Maintain and regularly update written asset-level business plans for a portfolio of properties.
  • Maintain a deep understanding of submarket dynamics, including competitive positioning, supply pipeline, rent trends, and demand drivers, and incorporate these insights into asset strategy and business plan execution.
  • Maintain compliance with loan documents and communicate with Lenders as needed for a portfolio of properties.
  • Spearhead the annual operating budget preparation process for an assigned portfolio with assistance from Regional Managers.
  • Run quarterly asset valuations and regularly evaluate asset performance relative to underwriting and investment objectives for a portfolio of properties.
  • Collaborate with Residential Operations to regularly review property performance, capital projects, review cash flows, balance sheets and actual performance vs. budget and proforma. Implement specific plans and programs which help to achieve the financial, investment and operating goals of the portfolio
  • Regularly present financial and operational performance results to members of the Leadership Team
  • Travel to tour properties and meet with onsite staff on a quarterly basis.
  • Collaborate with Investor Reporting and Investor Relations to draft written updates and investor-focused performance reports
  • Proactively identify and communicate risks or performance issues that could impact asset performance and recommend strategies to address them. Develop and lead revenue-enhancing and expense containment initiatives to drive operational excellence and enhance value.
  • Work with appropriate departments on property acquisitions, dispositions and property financing. The Asset Manager plays a supportive role in underwriting new acquisitions and a lead role in the disposition process.
  • Involvement with miscellaneous property and portfolio issues, including but not limited to real estate tax appeals, cash management, owner distributions, and owner and investor reporting.

Primary Qualifications

  • 5-7 years of direct experience in asset management (multifamily a plus).
  • Bachelor’s degree required.
  • A strong understanding of real estate accounting, finance, asset valuation, investment performance metrics, and the overall real estate industry.
  • Demonstrated ability to analyze financial and operational data and prepare analyses and reports.
  • Demonstrated excellence in Excel, database management applications, property management software (preferably Yardi) and rent optimization software (preferably LRO or AIRM).
  • Outstanding written, verbal and overall professional presentation skills.

CRC is a 65+ year-old company with a best-in-class reputation as investors and operators. The firm is currently $4 billion in AUM. The current multifamily portfolio is roughly 10,000+ units and includes Class A new product, value-add, and workforce housing. The portfolio is located throughout the Mid-Atlantic and Southeast, with clusters in Baltimore and the Carolinas.

CRC is a vertically integrated investor/operator and not a services company providing third-party management services for non-CRC properties. With a long history as owner-operators, CRC’s Asset Management function is hands-on. CRC is focused on delivering exceptional investment results through nuanced and thoughtful business strategies, unique to each asset. The organization relies on the Asset Management Team to be the experts on individual assets and on the sub-markets in which they are located. Asset Managers are onsite regularly and in close contact with the Regional Managers and other Operations Team members weekly. Asset Management reports into the Senior Executive Team regularly.