Right of Way Agent

ProSource Technologies•Duluth, MN

11d•Hybrid

About The Position

ProSource, a leader in the right of way, acquisition, and relocation industry, is searching for a Right of Way Acquisition Agent III for a project located in Duluth, MN. Headquartered in Minneapolis, MN, ProSource is poised for expansion and growth and are looking for the perfect Acquisition Agent to add to our team. This position will be worked in Duluth, MN, ideal candidate will live within commutable distance. The Acquisition Agent II is responsible for working directly and independently with landowners, businesses, and other viable entities to acquire rights to easement for assigned projects. This role represents independent execution within the mid-level tier of ProSource’s Acquisition Career Framework.

Requirements

High School Diploma or its equivalent; degree preferred in position related field.
3-6 years of experience in land acquisition, title searches, real estate law, appraisal field or other related fields.
Active Real Estate License
Knowledge of real estate law and property transactions.
Excellent analytical and research skills.
Demonstrated ability to manage multiple parcels and deadlines independently.
Strong attention to detail and accuracy.
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
Proficiency in Microsoft Office and other relevant software applications.

Responsibilities

Works independently to acquire rights in real property full & partial takings, permanent easements, and long-term leases.
Identify potential sites and establish contact with landowners.
Study, evaluate, and explain project plans and profile drawings and property plats.
Prepare requests for title abstracts to determine the parties of interest.
Request, review, and evaluate property appraisals or comparable sales reports.
Negotiate property leases and purchases with property owners
Analyze governing body zoning and building codes and complete permit applications.
Review signed agreements prepared for client approval.
Manages assigned parcels independently and negotiates within defined authority.
Escalates complex issues appropriately.