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Risk Analyst - Land Acquisition

@ Builders Capital
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United States
RemoteFull Time
Responsibilities:Evaluate budgets, Review due diligence, Analyze market risks
Requirements Summary:Bachelor's in Finance, Business, Real Estate, or related field; 3+ years in land development/ acquisition risk analysis; knowledge of land development, entitlements, and environmental considerations; strong analytical, communication, and risk assessment skills.
Technical Tools Mentioned:BIM, Financial analysis, Project management software
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Job Description

We are looking for a Risk Analyst specializing in Residential construction development, including land development, to join our fast-growing company! You will play a critical role in assessing and managing risks associated with construction lending activities. You will analyze the project, evaluate land development projects, and provide insights to ensure the company’s lending practices align with risk management objectives.

Builders Capital Exchange is the nation’s largest private construction lender, offering innovative financing solutions to a wide spectrum of developers and homebuilders. Loan products include options for Acquisition, Development, Construction, and Bridge financing, in the form of single-asset loans, portfolio loans, and revolving credit facilities. In addition to financing opportunities, Builders Capital borrowers can leverage national accounts for material purchase discounts, and access cutting-edge technology for project management, accounting, and BIM technology tools. Builders Capital Exchange is headquartered in Puyallup, Washington, with regional sales offices across the country.

What You’ll Do:

  • Evaluate borrower-proposed budgets and project timelines to ensure they are reasonable and achievable.
  • Review and evaluate due diligence documents (Phase 1, Geotech, site inspection, etc., reports).
  • Analyze the industry/market for risks and new trends in construction processes, costs, and durations.
  • Analyze and evaluate proposed entitlements and proposed construction activities related to loan requests.
  • Research and ensure understanding of regional entitlement and construction constraints.
  • Communicate with project engineers, architects, local jurisdictions, etc. in order to evaluate and mitigate potential development and construction risks.
  • Use localized data regarding construction materials cost, supply chain and other factors to evaluate the size, complexity, and timeline of proposed loan and evaluate associated risks.
  • Evaluate and recommend potential risk mitigation measures for development and construction risks identified for
  • Devise metrics for loan approval based on construction costs, construction duration and create repeatable and processes whenever possible.