This role manages company site assets by securing site control agreements, performing title due diligence, and negotiating leases. It also involves administering lease agreements, processing payments, and coordinating with legal, engineering, and finance teams.
Position Summary
This position supports the development and management of company site assets by securing and maintaining site control agreements. This role performs title and property due diligence, obtains preliminary title reports and recorded documents, prepares comparable property analyses, and supports lease negotiations. The position is also responsible for administering executed lease agreements, including tracking critical dates, issuing notices and extensions, processing lease-related payments, and maintaining accurate site records and tracking systems to ensure ongoing compliance and operational readiness.
Essential Functions
Maintain lease terms, including recording and ensuring timely lease payments
Support annual land payments budget efforts
Support Land Manager in site control acquisition efforts
Process purchase orders in SAP.
Keep leases current via Extensions, Notices, etc.
Prepare and manage lease (and other) memorandums
Contact and maintain relationships with landowners and lessors regarding lease administration, document execution and payment coordination.
Organize and maintain lease records. Compile data into spreadsheets and various reports.
Prepare letters of Intent, Option Agreements, Leases, Amendments, and other real estate documents, coordinate review and revisions with legal team.
Coordinate with legal, engineering, permitting, GIS and finance teams to support site control milestones.
Assist in evaluating lease economics, property evaluation and purchase pricing.
Prepare project land budgets and payment forecasts.
Research, examine and assess fee and mineral ownership in county grantor/grantee records, tract indices, tax assessor records, clerk and recorder records, and records owned and held by the title company(s).
Provide title review and due diligence support as necessary
Other Responsibilities
Other duties and projects assigned by management.
Education, Experience, and Skills Required
Must have working understanding of real estate, land and legal documents and instruments.
Must have strong organizational skills and be able to work independently.
Experience with legal descriptions, understanding survey procedures and survey documents a plus.
Must be able to read, write and speak English at a level which will permit the employee to accurately understand and communicate information to safely and efficiently perform the job duties.
Must be able to use and acquire knowledge of a variety of computer software applications in word processing, spreadsheets, and GIS software. Must be proficient in MS Word, Excel, Power Point, and use of the Internet.
Overnight travel may be required in performance of the duties assigned.
Knowledge of title review and due diligence experience a plus
Physical Requirements
The ability to work in an office environment.
This position requires sitting 80% of the time and standing and walking 20% of the time.
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