Real Estate Manager

New Energy Equity•Annapolis, MD

1d•$85,000 - $100,000•Hybrid

About The Position

The Real Estate Manager reports to the Senior Director of Real Estate and Compliance but may also receive direct assignments from the Senior Real Estate Manager and Legal Department attorneys. The Real Estate Manager is responsible for preparing standard real estate documentation and reviewing title and clearing title matters impeding or potentially impeding project site control. New Energy Equity is a fast-paced and rapidly growing company, so the Real Estate Manager is expected to work independently and meet scheduled completion dates.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in related field mandatory.
A minimum four to seven years’ experience at a law firm, title/mortgage company, bank, or energy company, specifically in real estate.
In-depth knowledge and comprehension of title insurance policies and endorsements
Ability to identify, assess and offer mitigative or curative measures for risk items identified in title and/or survey.
Ability to read and comprehend ALTA surveys.
Understanding of sophisticated financing transactions, including tax equity and sale leaseback transactions, and real estate diligence required to support such financing.
Enthusiasm for learning – proven ability to develop expertise quickly.
Thrive in a fast-paced environment, with ever-changing priorities, focus and responsibilities.
Advanced written and verbal communication skills
Team-oriented personality
Proven track record and experience in drafting legal documents and agreements.
Strong decision-making abilities and meticulous attention to detail
Ability to work independently with a sense of urgency and ability to prioritize tasks.
Strong work ethic and commitment to meeting business team objectives with top quality deliverables.
Applicants must be authorized to work for any employer in the U.S. We are unable to sponsor or take over sponsorship of employment visas at this time.

Nice To Haves

Paralegal certification from an ABA-accredited institution preferred but not required.
Previous experience in some aspect of the renewable energy industry preferred, with direct solar energy industry experience a plus.

Responsibilities

Review title commitments, title reports, surveys, and related exceptions and documentation to identify potential and actual risks and impediments to project development and recommend risk mitigation and/or elimination measures.
Assist attorneys with the negotiation of standard form real estate documents such as leases, easements and purchase agreements.
Procure non-disturbance agreements from landowner mortgage lenders, tenant farmers, and other solar developers and mineral owners, and encroachment agreements and consents to improvements from utility providers.
Draft, proof and/or revise documents as requested by Director.
Be knowledgeable and prepared to advise business units on risks posed by encumbrances on real estate and similar matters and provide recommended risk mitigation and/or elimination measures.
Perform legal research as requested.
Other tasks as assigned by Director, Senior Manager, or Attorneys.