Senior Acquisitions Analyst

Responsibilities: Underwrite prospective acquisitions including hospitality, self-storage, and aviation assets using institutional-grade financial models (DCF, IRR sensitivity, waterfall distributions). Conduct thorough property-level and market-level due diligence, coordinating with third-party consultants, legal counsel, and property management teams. Prepare detailed investment committee memoranda that articulate risk-adjusted returns, strategic rationale, and capital structure recommendations. Monitor existing portfolio performance metrics and assist with asset management initiatives including capital improvement programs and refinancing analysis. Source and screen new acquisition opportunities through broker relationships, off-market channels, and proprietary deal flow.

Qualifications: 3-5 years of experience in commercial real estate acquisitions, investment banking (real estate group), or institutional real estate asset management. Advanced proficiency in Argus Enterprise, Excel-based financial modeling, and real estate valuation methodologies. Bachelor's degree in Finance, Real Estate, Economics, or a related quantitative discipline. CCIM or CFA progress preferred. Strong understanding of commercial real estate capital markets, debt structures, and joint venture documentation. Excellent written and verbal communication skills with the ability to present complex analyses to senior stakeholders and institutional partners. $120,000 - $155,000 Base Salary + Performance Bonus Competitive base salary plus annual performance bonus full medical/dental/vision coverage 401(k) with employer matching co-investment opportunities in Interport Capital funds professional development support including CFA/CCIM sponsorship. About Interport Capital Interport Capital is a private alternatives platform headquartered in Englewood, Colorado, focused on real assets, specialty finance, and structured capital opportunities. The platform spans hospitality, self-storage, aviation infrastructure, and private credit, combining institutional discipline with an entrepreneurial approach.