LAND ACQUISITION MANAGER

As a Land Acquisition Manager, you will activate your inner self-starter and provide expertise in maximizing profitability as Fischer Homes seeks out strategic locations to grow and develop. The most rewarding aspect of this role is leading through a prominent presence in the residential land market as you maintain contacts with developers, landowners and others in the residential property market. Have an entrepreneurial spirit and an ability to work well when you are given space to be creative. Are driven by completing goals and developing systems and processes. Are energized by strategy development and feasibility analysis. Know when to act quickly and when to be patient in various situations. Are a strong negotiator and problem-solver. Enable adequate supplies of desired properties to be secured at competitive prices in strategic locations. Identify alternate forms of financing when securing land purchases. Prepare feasibility analysis to determine the feasibility and desirability of a parcel of land. Develop conceptual and preliminary cost estimates and cash flow models for the total site. Preferred Qualifications Bachelor’s degree and a minimum of two years of applicable experience in real estate land acquisition. Physical demands and work environment Must be able to use sensory skills (i.e. verbal communication) to effectively communicate and interact with other Associates and customers. Must be able to perform repetitive motions and use fine motor skills (i.e. typing, writing) to operate office supplies (i.e. computer, calculator, copier). Must be able to lift and carry approximately 20-25lbs unassisted. Must be able to sit for long periods of time with low periods of reaching and standing. Must be able to travel to sites regularly throughout the day. Benefits Professional Development Training programs Tuition Reimbursement Competitive Compensation 401(k) with Company matching contributions and profit‑sharing Employee Life Insurance Personal time off #J-18808-Ljbffr The Fischer Group