Position Summary

As a Remote Real Estate Intern, you’ll be an active contributor in our site sourcing, financial underwriting, and deal execution process. This is not a “watch-and-learn” role—you’ll be on calls, presenting sites, and helping structure real transactions alongside the firm’s founding directors.

You’ll gain firsthand experience in:

• Land use research and zoning compliance

• Traffic count & site selection analysis using tools like Google Earth, Regrid, and public GIS portals

• Billboard viability assessments across markets in the entire United States.

• Real estate financial modeling, including NOI, cap rate, and cash-on-cash return analysis

• Drafting investor decks, LOIs, and option contracts

• Negotiation with landowners and city officials

• Exposure to entitlement, easement structuring, and brokered assignments

You’ll work directly with the managing directors in a collaborative, feedback-driven environment. Expect to join weekly deal review calls, contribute to live site packages, and help advance real projects that lead to executed contracts.

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Responsibilities

• Source and evaluate potential billboard parcels using digital tools

• Conduct zoning and city code research to assess sign regulations and permit feasibility

• Organize parcel and site data in spreadsheets with status dashboards

• Assist in preparing presentations, valuation summaries, and deal tracking sheets

• Track outreach and responses from cities, landowners, and potential buyers

• Help model deal economics using cap rate, DCF, and return-on-investment metrics

• Participate in internal strategy sessions and shadow negotiations

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Requirements

• Current college student or recent graduate (preferred majors: Real Estate, Finance, Economics, Urban Planning, or Business)

• Interest in commercial real estate, land development, or advertising/media assets

• Strong communication and research skills

• Comfortable using Excel/Google Sheets

• Self-starter with attention to detail and curiosity to learn

• Experience with Regrid, Google Earth, or GIS tools is a plus (but not required)