We are an entrepreneurial family office focused on high-stakes, large-scale real estate development. Our platform specializes in the complexity of raw land transformation, infrastructure, and community-building at scale. We don't just "buy buildings"—we engineer value by leveraging intricate capital structures, including
Opportunity Zones, TIRZ, CFDs, and layered public-private financing . We are looking for a technical powerhouse who views Excel as a strategic tool rather than a reporting requirement. Job Summary
The Real Estate Analyst/Associate will serve as the "Engine Room" for the Cofounder. This is a high-impact role centered on
advanced financial engineering
and
full-life cycle deal execution . You will be responsible for building the dynamic models that justify our acquisitions and navigating the technical due diligence required to move from raw land to vertical development. This is a rare opportunity to see the "entire board" of a development platform, with direct exposure to complex capital markets and high-level decision-making. Key Responsibilities
Precision Financial Modeling:
Construct, audit, and maintain complex dynamic pro formas from scratch. You must be able to model multi-tier waterfalls, sensitivity analyses (NPV, IRR, MoC), and sophisticated debt/equity structures involving tax incentives and municipal financing (TIRZ/CFD). Strategic Underwriting:
Move beyond basic comps. You will pressure-test development costs, absorption rates, and yield-on-cost metrics to ensure investment theses hold up under rigorous market volatility. Deal Packaging & LOIs:
Translate raw data into narrative. You will draft LOIs and prepare high-stakes Investment Committee memos that synthesize technical data into clear, actionable executive summaries. Technical Due Diligence:
Own the "Data Room." Coordinate with engineers, land-use attorneys, and environmental consultants to identify "red flag" risks in raw land acquisition and entitlement. Capital Markets Interface:
Support the structuring of the capital stack. This includes preparing professional lender packages for debt placement and equity decks for potential co-investment partners. Market Intelligence:
Conduct deep-dive research into infrastructure pipelines and demographic shifts to identify the "path of progress" before it becomes common knowledge. Qualifications
Educational Background:
Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Real Estate (MSRE/MRED), Economics, or a technical field. The "Modeler" Pedigree:
1–4 years of experience within a top-tier development shop, or investment bank. You should be able to build a complex development model in your sleep. Technical Stack:
Mastery of
MS Excel . High proficiency in PowerPoint for deck creation. The "Hustle" Factor:
An entrepreneurial "owner" mindset. You don't wait for a task list; you see a gap in a deal's logic and you close it. Subject Matter Interest:
A legitimate fascination with the "nuts and bolts" of Texas real estate—from water rights and MUDs to the mechanics of Opportunity Zones. Base Salary:
$80,000 – $150,000 (Highly competitive, based on modeling "stress test" performance and experience). Growth:
This isn't a "cog in the machine" role; you are the right hand to the Cofounder with a clear growth path in a small company
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Opportunity Zones, TIRZ, CFDs, and layered public-private financing . We are looking for a technical powerhouse who views Excel as a strategic tool rather than a reporting requirement. Job Summary
The Real Estate Analyst/Associate will serve as the "Engine Room" for the Cofounder. This is a high-impact role centered on
advanced financial engineering
and
full-life cycle deal execution . You will be responsible for building the dynamic models that justify our acquisitions and navigating the technical due diligence required to move from raw land to vertical development. This is a rare opportunity to see the "entire board" of a development platform, with direct exposure to complex capital markets and high-level decision-making. Key Responsibilities
Precision Financial Modeling:
Construct, audit, and maintain complex dynamic pro formas from scratch. You must be able to model multi-tier waterfalls, sensitivity analyses (NPV, IRR, MoC), and sophisticated debt/equity structures involving tax incentives and municipal financing (TIRZ/CFD). Strategic Underwriting:
Move beyond basic comps. You will pressure-test development costs, absorption rates, and yield-on-cost metrics to ensure investment theses hold up under rigorous market volatility. Deal Packaging & LOIs:
Translate raw data into narrative. You will draft LOIs and prepare high-stakes Investment Committee memos that synthesize technical data into clear, actionable executive summaries. Technical Due Diligence:
Own the "Data Room." Coordinate with engineers, land-use attorneys, and environmental consultants to identify "red flag" risks in raw land acquisition and entitlement. Capital Markets Interface:
Support the structuring of the capital stack. This includes preparing professional lender packages for debt placement and equity decks for potential co-investment partners. Market Intelligence:
Conduct deep-dive research into infrastructure pipelines and demographic shifts to identify the "path of progress" before it becomes common knowledge. Qualifications
Educational Background:
Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Real Estate (MSRE/MRED), Economics, or a technical field. The "Modeler" Pedigree:
1–4 years of experience within a top-tier development shop, or investment bank. You should be able to build a complex development model in your sleep. Technical Stack:
Mastery of
MS Excel . High proficiency in PowerPoint for deck creation. The "Hustle" Factor:
An entrepreneurial "owner" mindset. You don't wait for a task list; you see a gap in a deal's logic and you close it. Subject Matter Interest:
A legitimate fascination with the "nuts and bolts" of Texas real estate—from water rights and MUDs to the mechanics of Opportunity Zones. Base Salary:
$80,000 – $150,000 (Highly competitive, based on modeling "stress test" performance and experience). Growth:
This isn't a "cog in the machine" role; you are the right hand to the Cofounder with a clear growth path in a small company
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