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Real Estate Asset Management Analyst

Chicago, IL

Analyst, Real Estate Asset Management

Cadre, now part of Yieldstreet,  is building a technology-driven investment platform for commercial real estate, opening up access to a 16 trillion dollar asset class favored by private equity firms, hedge funds, and institutional investors. Our platform connects qualified individuals and institutions to fully vetted, compelling real estate investment opportunities. We combine our institutional experience with differentiated technology in order to empower our investors through direct access, lower fees, and greater transparency. Our mission is to provide superior access and insight to the universe of alternative investments.

Cadre is seeking an Analyst to assist in all asset management functions across the Cadre Fund portfolio. You will aid in the execution of the business plan, support the day-to-day responsibilities of the asset management team, and implement systems and tools designed to optimize the operational workflow of Cadre’s real estate portfolio. The ideal candidate for this role has a strong command of real estate fundamentals with exceptional financial modeling abilities.

You're energized by working in a fast-paced, constantly changing environment where innovation and creativity are critical components to success! 

WHAT YOU’LL DO 

  • Perform detailed financial analysis and prepare periodical asset management reports
  • Review monthly operating reports to help track operating performance, operating budget variances, and significant changes in the assets and their respective markets
  • Engage in monthly calls and meetings with operating partners to review asset performance and adherence to business plan
  • Create and update financial models and analyses including: Argus, valuation, and re-underwriting models
  • Create templates designed to operationalize the gathering and movement of property level data
  • Research market statistics including leasing, sales, and demographic information in conjunction with Cadre’s data science program
  • Assist in generating quarterly reports and investor updates
  • Help to build new asset management models and performance tracking tools across asset classes
  • Collaborate closely with acquisitions, product engineering, and investor relations teams on all aspects of the portfolio.
  • Generate reports for internal and external use

WHAT YOU HAVE 

  • 2+ years of experience in real estate acquisitions, asset management, or similar roles
  • Exceptional Excel modeling skills
  • Command of real estate specific financial statements (P&L, balance sheet, rent roll, etc.)
  • Knowledge of relational databases a plus
  • Comprehension of real estate fundamentals and terminology
  • High energy individual with an ability to work efficiently with little supervision
  • A heightened attention to detail – must be meticulous and consistently accurate
  • Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
  • Highly motivated and a self-starter
  • Ability to take risks and accept failure

About Yieldstreet

Yieldstreet is the leading private market investment platform. We believe that private market alternatives should be a fundamental part of your portfolio. That’s why we’re unlocking access to make it easier than ever to get started. We partner with top-tier investment managers to provide investors with a wide range of opportunities across real estate, venture capital, private equity, art, short term notes and more. All of our offerings are curated and vetted by our team to help investors diversify away from the stock market with confidence. 
 
Why Yieldstreet?

Join a team of diverse, smart, and friendly people from 8 different countries who speak a total of 17 different languages who are on a mission to make alternative investments a fundamental part of the modern portfolio. Our team is comprised of successful entrepreneurs with combined exits of over $1B. We get social with each other during happy hours, exercise classes and team off sites! We are a hybrid work company giving you the opportunity to connect with your peers in real time with the flexibility to work remotely a few days per week. 

What’s in it for you:
 
Competitive compensation packages including equity 
Health, dental & vision coverage with FSA/HSA options
Unlimited PTO 
401k Match 
Paid lunch once a week
Commuter benefit  
Life insurance
Sabbatical
Summer Fridays

Compensation:

  • HIRING SALARY RANGE: $80,000 - 120,000 (Actual salary to be determined by the education, experience, knowledge, skills, and abilities of the applicant, internal equity, and alignment with market data.) Compensation package also includes generous, bonus, benefits and equity.

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