LHH is actively searching for a direct hire Sr Lease Administrator for a well known real estate client near Brookhaven! Qualified candidates should forward resumes to michelle.brewer@lhh.com for immediate consideration!
Lease Administrator | Atlanta, GA | Full-Time, In-Office
An established commercial real estate investment firm is seeking an experienced Lease Administrator to manage lease abstraction, data entry, billing, compliance, and critical dates across a large property portfolio.
Key Responsibilities
- Review and abstract commercial leases, amendments, renewals, and terminations
- Enter and maintain accurate lease and billing information in Yardi Voyager
- Process monthly billings, adjustments, percentage rent, and tenant escrow updates
- Track expirations, options, renewals, notice dates, and other critical lease requirements
- Respond to tenant ledger, aging, and estoppel requests
- Support acquisitions, dispositions, reporting, and lease-data audits
Qualifications
- 5+ years of retail commercial lease administration or real estate accounting experience
- Strong knowledge of percentage rent, CAM, co-tenancy, recoveries, and lease provisions
- Advanced Yardi Voyager and Microsoft Excel skills
- Excellent attention to detail, organization, and independent problem-solving
- Bachelors degree preferred; paralegal or legal document review experience is a plus
Pay Details: $70,000.00 to $85,000.00 per year
Search managed by: Michelle Brewer
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