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Prior experience in real estate development, land acquisition, or property valuation is advantageous. MINIMUM REQUIREMENTSEducation: Bachelor's degree in Real Estate, Urban Planning, Geography, Economics, or related fieldExperience: 0-2 years of experience.
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Conduct legal research and analysis on complex tax and estate planning issues. Responsibilities:- Provide high-quality legal advice and services to clients on matters related to tax planning, trusts, estates, wills, and probate.
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A successful Genealogist will be able to make the connections between generations using their knowledge of American history, both on a national and local level. This position requires experience with historical research and the ability to interpret such varied materials as vital, church, international, military, and estate records.
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Are you experienced with Short Term Rentals or Real Estate Side Hustles? We are a growing start-up company looking for an Online Course Creator - Real Estate to join our community.
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On-site fitness center and/or reimbursed fitness center membership costs (location dependent), with yoga studio, Pelotons, personal training, group exercise classes. Onward Search needs a full-time, direct hire Photography Manager for a leading global provider of commercial and residential real estate information, analytics, and online marketplaces.
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Advising clients on a variety of tax issues, including REIT Qualification, impact of Tax Reform on passthroughs and other Real Estate clients, business restructuring, and tax controversy.
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Related experience or demonstrated interest in mission-driven real estate development, affordable housing, and/or community economic development. Support Senior Management, VP of Real Estate Development and VP of Acquisitions and Asset Management, in all aspects of the affordable housing development process.
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Detailed knowledge of, and competence in advising clients with respect to, commercial real estate transactions, with emphasis on retail leasing especially ground leases and "hot pads" transactions.
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Treasury Director – Director of Treasury – Equity Transactions – Cash Management – Treasury System – Cash Returns – Tax Payments – Distributions – Capital Calls – Debt – Refinance – Real Estate – 1031Are you an experienced Treasury Director who is experienced in working in real estate who is looking to work for a stable and growing company.
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Serve as real estate subject matter expert on all assets. Ideally, five (5) years of experience in commercial real estate sales and/or leasing, property management of multiple tenant assets, right-of-way agent experience, appraisal/valuation, real estate law, or survey.
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The Assistant Vice President of Real Estate Development and Chief Real Estate Officer leads the talented team of UW Real Estate professionals, with focus on economic development and public private partnerships to drive value while meeting the overall needs and priorities of the institution.
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You will have a probate paralegal to draft forms, prepare accountings, communicate with financial institutions, real estate agents, etc., and file things with the courts. We give clients the best real estate, estate planning, and probate services.
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3 years of experience as a residential or commercial real estate attorney, as a transactional attorney, or as corporate counsel for a real estate development firm. Are you an experienced real estate attorney with a proven track record and extensive real estate transaction and litigation experience.
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Partners with the Area Real Estate Manager in gathering and analyzing information on the potential of the market and each restaurant in assigned geographical area. Supports the Real Estate Portfolio Manager in ensuring resolution of property issues (e.g., common area maintenance disputes, tax appeals, condemnations, excess property, easements.
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