[Hiring] Asset Manager @Havenpark Communities

Role Description

This is an ownership role, not a reporting seat. As Asset Manager, you will own portfolio performance for a set of communities held in institutional joint ventures:

• Building budgets, underwriting decisions, challenging operations, and representing the portfolio to sophisticated capital partners.
• Work directly with the Director of Asset Management and senior leadership, with visibility to institutional partners on a regular basis.

What you'll do:

• Own budgeting, reforecasting, and business plan execution for an assigned portfolio of manufactured housing communities.
• Monitor and drive asset-level performance: rental rate strategy, occupancy, home sales and inventory, expense management, capex planning, and NOI growth against underwriting.
• Prepare and present investor reporting, budget packages, and performance reviews for institutional joint venture partners.
• Partner with operations, revenue, and field teams to catch underperformance early and drive corrective action plans to completion.
• Underwrite and evaluate capital projects, home purchase programs, and community-level investments; track returns against plan.
• Support valuations, lender reporting, and compliance with joint venture agreement requirements, including budget approvals and fee provisions.
• Build and maintain the financial models and analyses that leadership and capital partners rely on for decisions.
• Conduct site visits and market reviews to ground your analysis in on-the-ground reality.

Qualifications

• 3-7 years in asset management, acquisitions, portfolio management, FP&A, or investment analysis within real estate; manufactured housing, multifamily, or other residential experience preferred.
• Advanced Excel and financial modeling skills; able to build, audit, and defend a model from the ground up.
• Strong command of real estate finance fundamentals: NOI drivers, return metrics, waterfall and fee structures, budget-to-actual analysis.
• Experience working with or reporting to institutional capital partners is a strong plus.
• Exceptional attention to detail and intellectual honesty; you catch the formula error and flag the bad assumption.
• A bias toward ownership: you run issues to ground without being asked and communicate proactively.
• Comfortable pushing back constructively across functions and levels in service of asset performance.
• Bachelor's degree in finance, real estate, accounting, economics, or a related field.

Requirements

• Manufactured housing community experience.
• Exposure to joint venture structures, LP agreements, or fund reporting.
• Experience with FP&A platforms (Datarails or similar) and BI tools.
• A track record of turning around performance at underperforming assets.

Benefits

• Direct exposure to institutional joint ventures and senior leadership from day one.
• Real ownership of a portfolio, with the authority and support to move performance.
• A growing platform with clear paths for advancement.
• Competitive compensation, including base salary, bonus, and benefits.
• Comprehensive health benefits, generous PTO, paid holidays, a 401(k) with a 6% company match.
• Infinite opportunities to learn, develop, and sharpen skills.