Financiers - Real estate

They perform many important financial roles for their company or organization, including managing money, coordinating work between upper management and the accounting department, and reviewing domestic and international financial statements. Their decisions promote their employer's long-term growth.

Real Estate Appraiser

Appraisers assess the value of a property after a thorough inspection, by researching comparable homes, properties, buildings, public records, legal descriptions, and tax records. They analyze the collected data to determine the current property's value and potential future value.

Real estate investment analyst

They are responsible for preparing underwriting of real estate properties in a portfolio based on projections, market research, and past financial statements to determine income, valuations, and loan amount.

Real estate asset manager

They can work for an investment company or independently for clients. Their job is to maximize the value of real estate assets and look for ways to increase the real estate portfolio they're managing. A real estate asset manager has three types of property in their portfolios. Residential properties include homes, condominiums and townhouses. Commercial properties are primarily office buildings, strip malls and apartment buildings. Mixed-use refers to property that includes both commercial and residential properties.

Community association managers /community managers

They run programs and provide services to residents and homeowners. The primary responsibilities of an association manager are meeting with tenants, addressing property damage and repairs, and coordinating services to the site.

Real Estate Broker

They are professional in charge of overseeing transactions between buyers and sellers. Their duties include drafting contracts and outlining all details, negotiating sale prices, and assisting each party's needs as they arise during negotiations.