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Prawdzik Properties LLC

Transaction Coordinator

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A Scheduler or Operations Coordinator provides scheduling and logistical support for an office, company or organization. May specialize in scheduling required for production or for administrative work.

$57,059 / year median in New Jersey

+6% projected growth

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Job Description

Transaction Coordinator at Prawdzik Properties LLC Transaction Coordinator at Prawdzik Properties LLC in Little Falls, New Jersey Posted in about 17 hours ago.

Type:

full-time

TRANSACTION COORDINATOR
Department:
Operations Salary Range:

$40,000

  • $65,000
Hours:
Full-Time, Non-Exempt Travel Required:

0

  • 25%
Trial Period:

30 Days

PRAWDZIK CORE VALUES

Foundation, Selflessness, Progress The Transaction Coordinator role exists to own transaction execution from contract to close

  • keeping every deal's documentation accurate, auditable, and moving on schedule so leadership always has a clear, real-time picture of where each closing stands.

Queen Bee Role (QBR): Our Queen Bee Role is to deliver lasting homes: on schedule, within budget, through open communication. Primary Job (The 80%): Own day-to-day transaction execution so deals move from contract to close without surprises: manage transaction communications, chase deliverables, keep the transaction tracker current, organize documents, and coordinate closing logistics.

IDEAL WORKING GENIUS PROFILE
Primary:

Enablement (E), Tenacity (T) Dependable executor who follows through and completes transaction work.

Helpful:

Discernment (D) Quickly spots missing pieces, errors, and priority shifts.

Frustrations:

Wonder (W), Invention (I) The role is executional and may frustrate those who prefer open-ended ideation or constant reinvention.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

Transaction communications & follow-up Review and manage all transaction-related emails and channels to keep deals moving and ensure the right parties are connected and responding. Proactively follow up with internal teams, title/escrow, lenders, attorneys, vendors and buyers/sellers to obtain documents, approvals and confirmations. Transaction tracking & closing readiness Update the LAP / transaction tracker daily with current stage, outstanding items, responsible owners and upcoming deadlines. Maintain the transaction calendar and closing schedule so the team stays aware of all upcoming closings and critical milestones. Document management & compliance Store and organize all transaction documents with correct file names, descriptions and folder structure for long-term reference and auditability. Review closing packets and summaries for completeness and notify owners of any missing or inconsistent items. Closing logistics & vendor coordination Coordinate closing logistics, including scheduling closing appointments, confirming attendees, and arranging required on-site support. Call and schedule utility disconnections / transfers and other closing-day vendor tasks required for possession/close. Meeting capture & continuous improvement Capture decisions, action items and follow-ups in transaction meetings and post-closing reviews; surface recurring bottlenecks and suggested process fixes.

TIME ALLOCATION 40

%

  • Transaction communications & follow-up s, calls, chasing documents, and stakeholder coordination. 30%
  • Tracker & closing readiness Daily LAP updates, milestones, and deadline management. 20%
  • Document management & review Filing, naming, and validating closing packets. 5%
  • Closing logistics & utilities Schedule closings, vendors, and utility disconnections. 5%
  • Meeting notes & process improvements Capture action items and recommend workflow fixes.