Land Development Diligence Manager

International Erosion Control Association; Richmond, Northern (VA, KY); Hybrid; USD 70,000 - 96,000; Full time

Job summary

USA Land Group seeks an experienced Land Development Project Manager to drive due diligence on land acquisitions from contract through closing or termination. You will evaluate subdivision potential, coordinate with counties and vendors, and identify development risks.

Ideal candidates have 1+ years in land development, civil engineering, surveying, or real estate development, with hands-on experience working with counties and subdivision processes.

Qualifications

• 1+ years of relevant experience in land development, civil engineering, surveying, subdivisions, or real estate development.
• Strong project management, communication, and problem-solving skills.
• Ability to manage multiple properties, deadlines, and vendors concurrently.

Responsibilities

• Manage under-contract properties through the full diligence process.
• Research zoning, subdivision rules, lot sizes, frontage, access, setbacks, and county requirements.
• Communicate with county planning, zoning, environmental health, and other departments.
• Evaluate subdivision feasibility and potential lot configurations.
• Coordinate with engineers, surveyors, soil scientists, attorneys, and other vendors.
• Review surveys, plats, soil information, easements, access, and related diligence materials.
• Coordinate perc tests, surveys, split plans, and engineering work.
• Track deadlines, vendor progress, and contract milestones.
• Identify issues affecting cost, timing, or property value.
• Prepare findings and recommendations for internal acquisition review.
• Coordinate closing or termination once a final decision is made.

Skills

Project management

Communication

Problem solving

Job description

USA Land Group seeks an experienced Land Development Project Manager to drive due diligence on land acquisitions from contract through closing or termination. You will evaluate subdivision potential, coordinate with counties and vendors, and identify development risks.

Ideal candidates have 1+ years in land development, civil engineering, surveying, or real estate development, with hands-on experience working with counties and subdivision processes.