CASE · 2 months ago
Due Diligence & Asset Management Role (Senior and Junior - two roles)
CASE is a firm that specializes in due diligence and asset management, seeking to fill two roles: one senior and one junior. The positions involve analyzing property and loan data, conducting due diligence, and collaborating with various teams to drive strategic decisions and outcomes.
Responsibilities
Collect, organize, and interpret property- and loan-level data across workouts, restructurings, and acquisitions
Identify and clarify key facts — what happened, the current position, and the actions needed to move forward
Synthesize inputs from leases, operating statements, loan documents, and market data into clear conclusions that inform strategy
Evaluate property operations and their effect on financing structures — both for new transactions and for the restructuring of existing loans
Work closely with the strategy team to ensure they receive a complete, clear view of every situation — developed and reviewed through the diligence process you lead
Oversee due diligence to uncover operational issues, loan-structure weaknesses, and hidden opportunities
Evaluate third-party reports, appraisals, rent rolls, and servicer communications to build a full picture of each asset
Use findings to strengthen CASE’s negotiating position and validate or challenge assumptions in the business plan
Present organized, fact-based summaries that allow the strategy team and senior leadership to interpret and act decisively
Coordinate with the modeling and analyst team, who assist in developing data, models, and underlying assumptions
Partner with the strategy team, who interpret the full picture that emerges from your diligence work
Ensure that every project — from data collection to strategic interpretation — is tightly aligned, current, and actionable
Maintain disciplined organization, documentation, and communication across the process
Support communication with lenders, borrowers, and special servicers
Prepare and review funding requests, lease approvals, and modification materials with full understanding of context and risk
Draft strategic memos, analyses, and correspondence that reinforce the firm’s credibility and precision
Review and interpret key provisions in loan documents, leases, and guarantees
Highlight structural risks, obligations, or advantages that may influence the team’s negotiating or ownership strategy
Qualification
Required
Minimum 6+ years in CRE lending, credit, underwriting, asset management, or loan workouts (preferably a mix)
Deep understanding of property operations and their relationship to financing — including how performance, capital needs, and tenancy impact both new originations and loan restructurings
Ability to read and interpret leases, loan documents, and guarantees
Advanced Excel skills; Argus familiarity preferred (analyst support provided)
Strong writing, analytical, and communication skills
Proven ability to organize information, prioritize deadlines, and manage multiple projects in a fast-paced environment
In-office presence required (4–5 days per week)
Benefits
Medical
Dental
Vision
Life insurance
Paid time off