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Century Complete

Land Acquisition Analyst

Job Description

Land Acquisition Analyst Century Complete - 3.9 Louisville, KY Job Details 22 hours ago Qualifications Investment Real estate financial feasibility analysis Mapping using GIS Underwriting MLS software Experience conducting due diligence within construction Real estate due diligence experience Bachelor's degree in finance Spreadsheets Engineering Valuation Property value analysis Filing Mid-level Microsoft Office Finance Databases Bachelor's degree in engineering Construction industry experience Google Earth Market analysis reporting Presentation preparation Research data analysis Due diligence Achieving project delivery timelines 2 years Market research experience within real estate industry Data extraction Office record organization
Full Job Description What You'll Do:
The Land Acquisition Analyst assists with identifying new land acquisition opportunities that align with the Division's land strategy and business plan goals. Conduct research, provide analysis and manage land data to maximize the profit of existing and proposed land assets.
Your Key Responsibilities Include:
Support Regional and Divisional teams in analyzing land prospects. Extract and analyze data from various sources, including the MLS, company databases, Metrostudy, Land Vision, Zonda, and other external websites. Assist the Land Acquisition Team in preparing market study data. Review and analyze due diligence information for potential land assets. Assists in developing proformas, valuations, and underwriting for potential land investments. Track critical date timelines for due diligence, takedowns, closings, and changes within new and existing projects. Assist with the preparation of lot committee presentations and supporting documentation. Keep accurate land files, spreadsheets, and databases to track land positions. Utilize GIS, Google Earth, and other sources to research potential land acquisition opportunities Communicate with various departments, divisions, and regions on land positions and critical dates. Perform other duties as needed or assigned.
What You Have:
Proficiency in MS Office, google earth, GIS. Self-motivated and organized. Strong verbal, written, and presentation skills. Proven ability to multi-task required. Driven to push for results with a measured sense of urgency. Self-initiative and the ability to achieve objectives with minimal supervision. Possess a team-oriented work ethic and personality. Embrace a remote work environment. Strong desire to work in land acquisition.
Your Education and Experience:
A Bachelor's degree in Finance, Engineering, or Construction or equivalent relevant work experience. 2-3 years of experience in the construction industry or a similar role. Real estate or market research experience and professional knowledge of the residential construction and land brokerage industry are highly preferred. About Century Complete Our mission of More Home, Less Money® is only possible with the best talent in the industry. If that's you, if you're a self-starter, changemaker, and thoughtful collaborator ready to take your career to the next level, then apply today! As one of the nation's largest homebuilders and an industry leader in online home sales, we strive to create thriving, enduring neighborhoods with lasting livability, focusing on building sustainable, affordably priced homes for our customers while reducing our carbon footprint. For team members, our goal is to provide the resources, opportunities, and benefits needed to build successful, rewarding careers.
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