Asset Manager- Fix & Flip

fe2dfe32-7f0f-466b-b498-f3fc0acd42de•Atlanta, GA

About The Position

The Asset Manager protects and maximizes returns on single-family fix-and-flip acquisitions by managing valuation, rehabilitation scope, deal structure, and resale pricing from initial offer acceptance through resale. The role validates property values and rehab plans, reassesses deal economics as costs are finalized, and oversees renovation changes and portfolio performance. It also sets resale pricing and evaluates buyer offers to optimize sale outcomes, while coordinating with internal and external teams throughout diligence, closing, renovation, and resale.

Requirements

  • Bachelor’s degree in Real Estate, Finance, Economics, Business, Construction Management, or a related field, or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
  • At least 5 years of hands-on experience in single-family residential valuation, underwriting, asset management, or renovation, such as fix-and-flip or iBuying.
  • Advanced proficiency in Excel or Google Sheets.
  • Proficiency with MLS and property data tools.
  • Working knowledge of residential construction, major systems, and repair costs.
  • Solid understanding of residential valuation methods, renovation practices, and transaction and closing procedures.
  • Sound judgment under tight deadlines.
  • Creative problem-solving and negotiation skills.
  • Clear communication skills.
  • Ability to maintain accuracy in a fast-paced, high-volume environment.

Nice To Haves

  • Experience in major markets such as Atlanta, DFW, Tampa, Orlando, or Charlotte.
  • A real estate license.

Responsibilities

  • Validate as-is values and after-repair values (ARV), and refine rehabilitation scopes to balance property condition, market expectations, and return on investment.
  • Give field teams clear guidance on condition-driven and value-driven repairs and finalize rehabilitation scopes within company guidelines.
  • Re-underwrite resale expectations, including market value, sales costs, hold time, and holding costs, as rehabilitation costs are finalized.
  • Develop deal amendments that protect returns and minimize risk while keeping transactions viable.
  • Oversee significant renovation change orders and monitor portfolio performance against underwritten expectations.
  • Set resale pricing strategies using broker price opinions (BPOs), comparable sales, listing activity and feedback, and market conditions.
  • Approve price adjustments and resale buyers’ offer terms to optimize sale outcomes.
  • Collaborate with real estate agents, acquisitions, field inspection, construction, transaction coordination, and disposition teams to manage deals through diligence, closing, renovation, and resale.
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