Cost Effective
Flexible Staffing
Specialized Expertise
OHI provides real estate asset management services for multifamily, commercial, retail, industrial, and affordable housing portfolios. Our real estate asset managers support owners and investors with financial reporting, budgeting, forecasting, investor reporting, and asset accounting services to improve portfolio performance and maximize NOI.
Commercial & Residential Real Estate Clients
Served 300,000 Units and 10 Million Sq. Foot Across Clients
Team Including CPAs, MBAs and Graduates
California | New York | Texas | Florida | Georgia | Ohio | Colorado | Kansas | Pennsylvania | Oregon | Washington and More
Homeowner Associations (HOA), Affordable Housing, Single Family Housing, Multifamily Apartments, Tax Credit & HUD Properties, Commercial, Student Housing, Retail, Industrial
A Junior Analyst with 1–3 years of experience in residential/commercial real estate, proficient in basic accounting, budgeting, and financial analysis. Familiar with real estate concepts, lease types, and financial statements. Skilled in tools like Yardi, AppFolio, and Excel (pivot tables, formulas) with strong attention to detail and eagerness to support asset performance reporting and optimization.
A Mid-Level Asset Manager with 3–5 years of experience in real estate asset management and financial reporting. Experienced in CAM reconciliations, NOI analysis, budget tracking, and performance metrics. Proficient in real estate platforms like Yardi, MRI, and RealPage, with strong Excel modeling and analytical skills to support portfolio strategy and decision-making.
A Senior Analyst with 5+ years of experience managing diverse real estate portfolios, specializing in strategic financial planning, capital expenditure oversight, and investor reporting. Expert in financial modeling, performance benchmarking, and lease/expense analysis. Advanced user of Yardi, MRI, and Excel, with strong leadership and communication skills to drive asset value and align performance with investment goals.
Real estate asset managers oversee portfolio performance, financial reporting, budgeting, forecasting, lease performance, investor reporting, and strategic planning to maximize asset value and investment returns.
Real estate asset management accounting focuses on financial reporting, portfolio performance analysis, budgeting, forecasting, cash flow management, and investor reporting for real estate assets.
Property accounting focuses on transaction processing and financial recordkeeping. Asset management accounting focuses on portfolio performance, budgeting, forecasting, capital planning, and investment returns.
Common software includes Yardi, MRI, RealPage, AppFolio, Argus Enterprise, Entrata, Rent Manager, Anaplan, Adaptive Insights, Planful, and Oracle NetSuite.
Typical reports include NOI analysis, budget-to-actual reports, cash flow forecasts, investor reporting packages, lease performance reports, capital expenditure reports, and portfolio performance dashboards.
Yes. Many real estate firms outsource real estate asset management services to access experienced analysts, improve reporting quality, reduce costs, and scale operations efficiently.
Asset value is assessed using historical cost, depreciation, and market data. Regular maintenance, revaluation, and tracking help preserve asset performance over time.
Asset managers improve NOI by optimizing rental revenue, reducing operating expenses, improving occupancy rates, and implementing strategic capital improvements. They track monthly variances and benchmark against comparable properties.
CAM reconciliation calculates and bills shared operating expenses among commercial tenants. Asset managers ensure accurate calculations, proper expense allocation, and timely billing to maximize recoverable income and maintain tenant relationships.
A real estate asset management company provides financial oversight, reporting, and strategic planning for property portfolios. They help owners and investors maximize returns, optimize operations, and maintain compliance through specialized expertise.
An asset manager maximizes portfolio financial performance through strategic planning, operational oversight, and investor communication. They bridge property operations and investment strategy, analyzing performance metrics and recommending improvements.
Choose based on industry experience, team credentials, technology capabilities, reporting quality, client references, cost transparency, and cultural fit. Avoid firms lacking specialized expertise, clear pricing, or proven client results.
