Real Estate Development Analyst

Location: Las Vegas, NV Work Arrangement: On-Site Employment Type: Full-time Requisition ID: 2970 About The Employer Nevada HAND is the state's largest developer, builder, and manager of affordable rental homes for low-income seniors and working families. A 501(c)(3) nonprofit serving Southern Nevada since 1993, its portfolio includes 37 communities serving over 8,300 residents. Role Summary The Real Estate Development Analyst will provide administrative and project management support to the Real Estate Development team. What You'll Do Perform administrative duties and maintain the administrative infrastructure for the Real Estate Development Department, including managing and organizing department databases, document storage systems, and research databasesPerform market research utilizing readily available online tools, and develop research presentations for internal and external usesPrepare and maintain pipeline and project status reports for managing the department's workflow and for reporting to internal boards and committees, using Excel, Word and SmartsheetTake minutes of meetings and facilitate communication and workflow among the Real Estate Development team, other internal teams, and external parties, including use of ProcoreMaintain information related to other affordable housing developers and affordable housing projects in NevadaAssist the team in identifying land acquisition opportunities, preparing letters of intent to purchase land, securing appraisals and market studies, and performing due diligence reviews of properties under contract, including evaluating title report exceptions and ALTA surveysAssist in reviewing and researching current affordable housing trends, issues, and financing sources in Southern Nevada and nationallyAssist with financial feasibility analysis for development projects and update development proforma models as directedAssist with the real estate development process, including funding applications for project equity investments, grants, and loans; responses to requests for proposals; departmental presentations and meeting agendas; and loan closingsAssist in preparing departmental financial projections and reportsPrepare and submit reports to NeighborWorks and other affordable housing organizations and governmental jurisdictionsCoordinate work tasks with personnel within the department and with other departments to ensure the smooth and accurate flow of work and information Preferred Qualifications Bachelor's degree in Business, Urban Planning, Real Estate, or a related fieldIn lieu of a degree, college studies or certificates in the same fields and/or 3-5 years of work experience in related fields such as paralegal, project management, or real estate transactions