Real Estate Attorney

SR Staffing; Denver (CO); On-site; USD 95,000 - 135,000; Full time

Job summary

SR Staffing in Denver, Colorado seeks a lawyer or real estate professional with 3–5 years of real estate transactional experience to manage all phases of deals—from structuring and term sheet negotiation to diligence, title and survey review, approvals, closings, and post-closing agreements.

The ideal candidate will possess strong research and writing skills, a collaborative mindset, and prior law firm exposure.

Qualifications

• 3–5 years of experience in real estate transactional matters.
• Ability to handle all stages of a transaction from structuring and term sheet negotiation through diligence, title and survey review, approvals, closings, and post-closing agreements.

Responsibilities

• Handle all stages of real estate transactions, from structuring to closings and post-closing agreements.
• Conduct diligence, review title and survey, obtain approvals, and coordinate closing activities.
• Engage in negotiations and document drafting with a collaborative, team-oriented approach.

Skills

Real estate transactions

Legal research

Legal writing

Team collaboration

Job description

Qualifications

• 3 to 5 years of experience in real estate transactional matters
• Ability to handle all stages of a transaction, from structuring and term sheet negotiation through diligence, title and survey review, approvals, closings, and post-closing agreements.
• Strong research, writing skills, and academic record required.
• Team player; collaborative approach; highly motivated.
• Law firm experience preferred.
• Experience in acquisitions, sales, leasing, financing, zoning, land use, construction, tax appeals and condemnation, easements, subdivision and land use law, common interest communities, and local government matters, is preferred.
• Experience in structuring and negotiating financing transactions, including real estate-secured loans, bridge and construction financings, joint ventures, capital partnerships, preferred equity arrangements and deferred purchase price structures, is preferred.