Real Estate Analyst, Appraiser and Realty Specialist
Resume:
HENRY A. ROBERTS
RIVERDALE, GA 30296
Office: 404-***-****
Email: *************@*****.***
Career objectives:
I am interested in a Real Estate Portfolio Manager/Senior Real Estate Analysis position where I can increase my technical and soft skills abilities through regularly encountering and solving problems and meeting targets.
Key competencies:
• Openness and flexibility (paradigm shifting).
• Action orientation, drive and self initiation.
• Self development.
• Goal setting and result orientation.
• Excellent problem solving and process orientation.
• Communication strengths (speaking, listening, empathy, body language, writing).
• Excellent interpersonal skills.
Work experience
Senior Real Estate Portfolio Manager Consultant (March 2010 – July 2013)
A Place of Refuge
Southfield, MI. 48075 313-***-****
Responsibilities Included:
1. Advisory services including buy/sell recommendations.
2. Valuation/evaluation/appraisal services to assist in the buy/sell decision making process.
3. Negotiation of acquisitions and disposition.
4. Asset management.
5. Vendor procurement and management.
6. Market analysis and report preparation.
7. Report presentation and recommendation to Director and Board Members.
Additional responsibilities included credit analysis and budget management. This was a two year contract position where I met the client goals well within budget and goal expectations.
Portfolio Valuation Reconciliation Specialist/Consultant (Aug 2009 – Jan 2010)
Clear Capital
Truckee, CA 96161 530-***-****
Responsibilities Included:
1. BPO analysis
2. Appraisal analysis
3. Market analysis
4. Report preparation
5. Report presentation via electronic data interchange
These analyze were performed on a single property bases but were included inside a single portfolio.
Real Property Appraiser/Consultant (04/22/1992 – Present) Henry A
Roberts & Co Atlanta, Ga. 30296
Responsibilities Include:
1. Perform residential/commercial appraisal assignments
2. Review appraisal assignments
3. Working knowledge of rental multipliers
4. Working knowledge of income capitalization approaches
5. Perform property inspections
6. Highest & best analysis
7. Mortgage banking/governmental guidelines
8. Physical depreciation preparation an analysis
Additional responsibilities include, but are not limited to budget management, appraisal and training of
staff members when required, account acquisition and account maintenance.
Education:
Bachelor of Real Estate Equivalent – See education history below and Ga. Certification
Software applications: MS Office /Excel, appraisal software, power point, familiar with ARGUS and
several data source software such as MLS and Comps USA to name a few.
References: Upon request
EDUCATION
MLS URAR Form Review/Appraisal Multi-Family
December, 2012 14 Hours – Continuing Ed
MCKISSOCK LP Appraising FHA today/USPAP
December, 2011/2012 14 Hours – Continuing Ed
MLS FHA/VA Appraisal Basics
December, 2010 14 Hours – Continuing Ed
MLS Residential Market Analysis and
December, 2009 Highest and Best Use
14 Hours – Continuing Ed
MLS Residential Report Writing/Case
December, 2008 Studies
14 Hours – Continuing Ed
MLS URAR Form Review
December 2007 7 Hours – Continuing Ed
MLS USPAP
December, 2006 7 Hours – Continuing Ed
MLS USPAP
December 2006 7 Hours – Continuing Ed
MLS USPAP
December 2005 14 Hours – Continuing Ed
MLS URAR
December 2004 14 Hours – Continuing Ed
MLS Overview of Appraisal Process
December 2003 14 Hours – Continuing Ed
MLS USPAP
December 2002 14 Hours – Continuing Ed
MCKISSOCK DATA SYSTEMS Real Estate Fraud & the
September 2001 Appraiser’s Role
7 Hours – Continuing Ed
MCKISSOCK DATA SYSTEMS The Appraiser as Expert Witness
September 2001 7 Hours – Continuing Ed
LEE & GRANT Principles of Capitalization
May 2000 45 Hours – Certified
LEE & GRANT FHA Appraising
August 1999 Changes & Trends
14 Hours
LEE & GRANT Appraising Office Buildings
May 1998 & Retail Properties
15 Hours – Certified
LEE & GRANT Appraisal Review
October 1997 15 Hours – Certified
N.A.I.F.A. Hud Review Requirements
June 1997 7 Hours
LEE & GRANT From the Appraiser to the Underwriter
May 1996 15 Hours – Certified
LINCOLN GRADUATE CENTER Financial Analysis
October 1994 15 Hours – Certified
LINCOLN GRADUATE CENTER Property Inspection
September 1994 15 Hours
LINCOLN GRADUATE CENTER Commercial 1
May 1994 15 Hours – Certified
LINCOLN GRADUATE CENTER Preparing new URAR
December 1993 15 Hours
WILLIAM H. SHARP Property Inspection
October 1993 15 Hours
BARNEY FLETCHER R. E. Appraising Methods
February 1992 30 Hours – Certified
BARNEY FLETCHER Law & Theory
February 1992 30 Hours – Certified
BARNEY FLETCHER Appraisal Standards
February 1992 15 Hours – Certified
AMERICAN INSTITUTE Computer Programming
November 1985 – April 1986 Associate Equivalent
DEVRY INSTITUTE Computer Technician
July 1982 – June 1984 Certification
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