Asset Manager

Asset management at the single-family rental scale Roofstock operates is a different discipline than what most multifamily AM roles train you for. You're not managing one asset or a small portfolio in a single submarket. You're monitoring performance trends across regional markets, advising third-party property managers on leasing strategy, and producing financial deliverables for institutional partners, all simultaneously.

What This Role Actually Covers

The Asset Management team at Roofstock functions as the decision-making layer between raw operating data and investor outcomes. You'll conduct high-volume rent underwriting on both new acquisitions and existing portfolio properties, lead regional market meetings focused on occupancy, renewal performance, and turn velocity, and complete hold/sell analysis on underperforming assets. Budget development and variance tracking are steady parts of the workload, as are lender tape deliverables and quarterly performance reports for institutional partners.

You'll also work directly with internal data teams to build reporting visibility into operational performance, contribute to the asset management playbook and cross-functional SOPs, and advise the buying team on market conditions and buy box strategy. Occasional market visits are required, roughly 10% travel.

Skills This Role Requires

• 3 to 5 years of asset management experience in multifamily or SFR
• Strong Excel modeling skills, specifically working with large datasets
• Experience building ad hoc KPI reports that produce actionable insights
• Comfort interfacing with institutional investors and managing those relationships professionally
• Ability to run multiple workstreams independently across cross-functional teams
• Broad market knowledge across major SFR geographies, including rent trends, values, and demand drivers
• Bachelor's degree or equivalent relevant experience

Skills This Role Builds

What makes this position genuinely developmental is the scale and variety of investor types you'll manage. Institutional partners have different reporting expectations, risk tolerances, and NOI targets than retail investors, and learning to produce outcomes for both sharpens your ability to frame asset performance in ways that actually move decisions. Working inside a platform that spans acquisition, property management, tenant screening, and financial software also gives you a rare view of how each operational layer connects to portfolio-level returns. Asset managers who develop that systems-level fluency tend to move into VP-level AM roles or transition into acquisitions leadership with a credibility that pure financial analysts don't carry.

This is a remote position within the greater Dallas-Fort Worth area. If your background sits at the intersection of SFR operations and institutional reporting, and you're comfortable with the ambiguity that comes with a high-growth platform still building its processes, this role offers real scope.