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VP of Real Estate & Aquatics Sales requirements are: BA/BSc in Marketing, Business, or related field / MA/MSc would be preferred A minimum of 5 years experience as a VP of Sales, Director of Sales, or Sales Manager A minimum of two years' experience in a senior (C-level) leadership role may be advantageous.
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Job Overview: The Assistant Vice President, Real Estate Trust Officer will be part of our innovative, entrepreneurial, high-performing team helping advisors be highly competitive in the industry and poised to help them grow by delivering independent financial advice.
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The Mid-Level Real Estate Attorney will handle a diverse caseload, with a particular focus on acquisition, development, ownership, management, leasing, construction, entitlement and land development issues and disposition of real estate.
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The Mid-Level Real Estate Attorney will handle a diverse caseload, with a particular focus on federal, state and international taxation of corporations, partnerships, and high-income individuals.
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Our client, a full service Austin law firm, seeks a mid-level attorney with tax and estate planning experience to join their team. Key Responsibilities: Practice includes wills, trusts, family limited partnerships, charitable planning, probate and estate administration.
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Experience accepting gifts of real estate, securities, closely-held stock, art and collectibles. Preference for candidates with a law degree and/or experience in estate planning, or as a financial planner, CPA or trust officer.
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As a Tax Senior Manager within the Investment Management - Real Estate Tax group, you will provide federal tax consulting and compliance services to clients in the Real Estate industry sector.
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Our client, a reputable and growing Austin area law firm, is looking to hire an experienced Corporate Paralegal/Legal Assistant on a full time basis. The Corporate Paralegal will assist various attorneys and clients with all facets of corporate law including, but not limited to, venture capital financings, mergers and acquisitions, tech transactions, and general corporate matters.
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Required QualificationsBachelor's degree and a minimum of five years of experience in positions that involve planned gift fundraising, major gift fundraising work, estate planning, financial advising or wealth management.
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3+ years of experience in tax and estate planning, preferrable from a law firm setting. Qualifications: Juris Doctor (JD) degree from an accredited law school. 3+ years of experience in tax and estate planning, preferrable from a law firm setting.
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Overview: We are seeking a detail-oriented Real Estate Analyst to join our team. Proven experience as a Real Estate Analyst or similar role. Job Title: Real Estate Analyst.
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Requirements· 5-7 years of paralegal experience· Paralegal certification and/or degree from accredited college or university is preferred, but not required· Ability to prioritize projects· Proficient in all Microsoft applications (including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook), Westlaw, DocuSign and document management softwareThis is a full-time position with competitive compensation complemented by an excellent benefits package.
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6+ years of real estate and related experience as a paralegal at a law firm or in-house legal department. Please note: This will be a 100% onsite position in our Austin OfficeAs a Leasing Paralegal at Compass, you will be an integral part of the Legal Team primarily supporting the growth and maintenance of our commercial real estate portfolio.
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We are seeking a highly skilled and experienced Real Estate Litigation Attorney who can hit the ground running. Application Process: If you are a proactive and results-oriented Real Estate Litigation Attorney looking to join a thriving firm with a commitment to excellence, we invite you to apply.
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If you are a motivated professional looking for a long-term fit where you can grow in a role, and will be valued and empowered, then we invite you to apply to our Practice Support Team Specialist (Banking, Finance, & Real Estate Legal Assistant) position in our Austin, TX office.
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