
Real Estate Debt Valuation Analyst
Altus Group, Atlanta, GA, United States
Compensation Range:
55,000 to 85,000 USD.
This salary range reflects the base pay for this role at Altus Group and is provided where required by local regulations. Actual offers may differ based on experience, market conditions, and other relevant factors. The range does not include additional compensation such as bonuses, equity, benefits, or other incentives.
Job Summary Altus Group is currently looking for a new Real Estate Debt Valuation Analyst to join our Irvine and/or Los Angeles office. In this position, you will gain knowledge and experience in debt valuation and appraisal, appraisal review and management for all property types. This is an exciting opportunity to learn the basics of debt and property‑level underwriting, discounted cash flow modeling, and various structures within the capital stack. You will also manage the client workflow process, review loan documents, coordinate asset management calls, and handle additional data requests from clients. Finally, you will analyze underlying collateral financial statements, research sales comparables, apply adjustments to the subject loans and properties, and build cash flows.
Our analysis includes valuation of debt both as a liability (mortgage payables) and as an asset (mortgage receivable), working with institutional commercial property investors and debt funds.
Key Responsibilities
Debt Valuation / Appraisal Management: Learn and handle the administrative tasks that drive the Altus/client process and ultimately the relationships; asset management call scheduling, lender package reviews, asset summary reviews. Learn to complete a market analysis for a subject property, which includes gathering and analyzing data about the subject’s market and submarket. Analysts learn to apply judgment and gain knowledge on data gathering and determine reasonable valuation assumptions for each deal. This analysis is one of the key components in the subject’s valuation analysis.
Valuation: Learn to prepare discounted cash flow models primarily using Excel and become familiar with ARGUS Enterprise for underlying collateral valuations. Analysts use factual data provided by Clients (rent rolls, operating statements, tenant sales, and various other financial information) on the subject property to learn the risk associated with underlying collateral commercial real estate which impacts overall debt valuation. Learn to read and understand various loan documents including investment committee memos, loan agreements, promissory notes, etc., as well as review external third‑party collateral appraisal reports. Incorporate subject property specific adjustments based on underlying collateral performance and business plan execution.
Capital Markets Analysis: Learn to utilize different research resources, including Bloomberg, to understand the latest changes in the capital markets and how they impact the latest loan originations. Discuss with debt team to gain comprehension of Federal Reserve commentary and decisions, treasury rate movements, and loan spread expansion/compression drivers.
Training and Professional Development: Complete the On‑Boarding Training as outlined by the Professional Development Flight Plan (Core Competency Training, Trainee Courses – Business Practices and Ethics & USPAP & Basic Appraisal Principles and Procedures), become ARGUS Certified; build awareness of Due Diligence for client acquisitions.
Key Qualifications
University or college degree in Real Estate, Finance, or related field preferred but not required, with a minimum 3.5 GPA.
Internship experience within the CRE industry is an asset.
ARGUS experience is an asset.
Proficient with Microsoft Excel (v‑lookups, index/match, pivot tables).
Exposure to business writing.
Strong attention to detail.
Ability to proactively communicate (e.g. when behind on deliverables or seeking assistance).
Experience working independently and also within a team environment setting in a professional or academic setting.
Benefits
Competitive compensation, incentive and bonus plans, and a total rewards package prioritizing mental, physical, and financial well‑being.
Growth and development: investment in your professional learning with the Altus Intelligence Academy offering over 150,000 hours of learning content.
Flexible work model: Activity‑Based Work model that allows you to align your work location to the needs of the work—use the office for collaboration and remote work for focused tasks.
Inclusivity & Accessibility Altus Group is committed to fostering an inclusive work environment where all clients and employees feel welcomed, accepted, and valued. We are an Equal Opportunity Employer and do not discriminate against any employee or applicant for employment because of race, color, sex, age, national origin, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, status as a veteran, and basis of disability or any other federal, state or local protected class. Applicants with disabilities may contact Altus Group to request and arrange accommodations. If you need accommodation, please contact us at accessibilityusa@altusgroup.com or +1 888 692 7487.
Use of Artificial Intelligence AI tools may be used to support the initial stages of screening for this role; however, all assessments and final hiring decisions are reviewed and made by an Altus Group hiring professional.
Background Checks As part of our commitment to maintaining a safe and secure workplace, Altus Group may conduct background checks on candidates who receive a conditional offer of employment. These checks may include, but are not limited to, verification of employment history, education credentials, criminal records, credit history (where relevant), and reference checks. The scope and nature of background checks may vary depending on the role, location, and applicable laws. All background checks will be conducted in compliance with local laws and regulations, and candidates will be informed of any checks required as part of the recruitment process.
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55,000 to 85,000 USD.
This salary range reflects the base pay for this role at Altus Group and is provided where required by local regulations. Actual offers may differ based on experience, market conditions, and other relevant factors. The range does not include additional compensation such as bonuses, equity, benefits, or other incentives.
Job Summary Altus Group is currently looking for a new Real Estate Debt Valuation Analyst to join our Irvine and/or Los Angeles office. In this position, you will gain knowledge and experience in debt valuation and appraisal, appraisal review and management for all property types. This is an exciting opportunity to learn the basics of debt and property‑level underwriting, discounted cash flow modeling, and various structures within the capital stack. You will also manage the client workflow process, review loan documents, coordinate asset management calls, and handle additional data requests from clients. Finally, you will analyze underlying collateral financial statements, research sales comparables, apply adjustments to the subject loans and properties, and build cash flows.
Our analysis includes valuation of debt both as a liability (mortgage payables) and as an asset (mortgage receivable), working with institutional commercial property investors and debt funds.
Key Responsibilities
Debt Valuation / Appraisal Management: Learn and handle the administrative tasks that drive the Altus/client process and ultimately the relationships; asset management call scheduling, lender package reviews, asset summary reviews. Learn to complete a market analysis for a subject property, which includes gathering and analyzing data about the subject’s market and submarket. Analysts learn to apply judgment and gain knowledge on data gathering and determine reasonable valuation assumptions for each deal. This analysis is one of the key components in the subject’s valuation analysis.
Valuation: Learn to prepare discounted cash flow models primarily using Excel and become familiar with ARGUS Enterprise for underlying collateral valuations. Analysts use factual data provided by Clients (rent rolls, operating statements, tenant sales, and various other financial information) on the subject property to learn the risk associated with underlying collateral commercial real estate which impacts overall debt valuation. Learn to read and understand various loan documents including investment committee memos, loan agreements, promissory notes, etc., as well as review external third‑party collateral appraisal reports. Incorporate subject property specific adjustments based on underlying collateral performance and business plan execution.
Capital Markets Analysis: Learn to utilize different research resources, including Bloomberg, to understand the latest changes in the capital markets and how they impact the latest loan originations. Discuss with debt team to gain comprehension of Federal Reserve commentary and decisions, treasury rate movements, and loan spread expansion/compression drivers.
Training and Professional Development: Complete the On‑Boarding Training as outlined by the Professional Development Flight Plan (Core Competency Training, Trainee Courses – Business Practices and Ethics & USPAP & Basic Appraisal Principles and Procedures), become ARGUS Certified; build awareness of Due Diligence for client acquisitions.
Key Qualifications
University or college degree in Real Estate, Finance, or related field preferred but not required, with a minimum 3.5 GPA.
Internship experience within the CRE industry is an asset.
ARGUS experience is an asset.
Proficient with Microsoft Excel (v‑lookups, index/match, pivot tables).
Exposure to business writing.
Strong attention to detail.
Ability to proactively communicate (e.g. when behind on deliverables or seeking assistance).
Experience working independently and also within a team environment setting in a professional or academic setting.
Benefits
Competitive compensation, incentive and bonus plans, and a total rewards package prioritizing mental, physical, and financial well‑being.
Growth and development: investment in your professional learning with the Altus Intelligence Academy offering over 150,000 hours of learning content.
Flexible work model: Activity‑Based Work model that allows you to align your work location to the needs of the work—use the office for collaboration and remote work for focused tasks.
Inclusivity & Accessibility Altus Group is committed to fostering an inclusive work environment where all clients and employees feel welcomed, accepted, and valued. We are an Equal Opportunity Employer and do not discriminate against any employee or applicant for employment because of race, color, sex, age, national origin, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, status as a veteran, and basis of disability or any other federal, state or local protected class. Applicants with disabilities may contact Altus Group to request and arrange accommodations. If you need accommodation, please contact us at accessibilityusa@altusgroup.com or +1 888 692 7487.
Use of Artificial Intelligence AI tools may be used to support the initial stages of screening for this role; however, all assessments and final hiring decisions are reviewed and made by an Altus Group hiring professional.
Background Checks As part of our commitment to maintaining a safe and secure workplace, Altus Group may conduct background checks on candidates who receive a conditional offer of employment. These checks may include, but are not limited to, verification of employment history, education credentials, criminal records, credit history (where relevant), and reference checks. The scope and nature of background checks may vary depending on the role, location, and applicable laws. All background checks will be conducted in compliance with local laws and regulations, and candidates will be informed of any checks required as part of the recruitment process.
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