Acquisition Manager Looking to Connect With Active Real Estate Investment Companies

Acquisition Manager Looking to Connect With Active Real Estate Investment Companies

Specialist · 55337 · Member since 2025 · 37 posts · 15 votes

I've spent the last several years working heavily in real estate acquisitions, and I'm interested in connecting with more companies, investors, and acquisition teams that are actively growing their portfolios.

My experience includes residential, multifamily, and commercial acquisitions, along with business/M&A opportunities involving businesses backed by real estate. My day-to-day work has included sourcing opportunities, underwriting, communicating with brokers and property owners, negotiating terms, submitting LOIs/offers, reviewing P&Ls and operating performance, working through creative structures, and maintaining acquisition pipelines.

One thing I've learned is that I genuinely enjoy the acquisition side of the business. Give me the acquisition criteria/buy box, let me understand what you're trying to accomplish, and I enjoy going into the market and finding opportunities that fit.

Most of my experience has been through independent/1099 and performance-based acquisition relationships. At this stage, I'm particularly interested in connecting with established investment companies that have a need for an experienced W-2 Acquisition Manager or Acquisition Associate, although I'm still open to the right performance/commission-based relationship if the opportunity, infrastructure, and acquisition mandate make sense.

I'm not looking to completely change directions or learn acquisitions from scratch. I'm looking to bring the experience I've already developed into the right organization, continue growing, and produce.

I'm based in Minnesota and have experience working remotely across multiple U.S. markets.

If you're actively acquiring and building out your acquisition team—or simply think there may be some alignment—I'd be interested in connecting and talking shop.

Lamont Ellis
Acquisition Manager

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Investor · Pacific Northwest · Member since 2026 · 538 posts · 309 votes
1mo

Lamont, this caught my attention because the way you describe acquisitions is very close to how I think the function should work: understand the mandate first, then go find what actually fits it.

We’re doing a fair amount of work around real-estate acquisition pipelines right now—sourcing, underwriting, seller/broker conversations, financing structures, diligence, and keeping the opportunity set organized instead of treating every lead like an isolated deal.

I don’t want to imply there’s a W-2 position waiting for you today, because I don’t know that yet. But your background sounds relevant enough that I’d like to know you before there’s a specific reason we need each other.

Send me a connection request. I’d be interested in comparing notes on what you’ve been acquiring, which markets you know best, and what an ideal acquisition mandate looks like for you.

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  • Investor · Pacific Northwest · Member since 2026 · 538 posts · 309 votes
    1mo

    Lamont, this caught my attention because the way you describe acquisitions is very close to how I think the function should work: understand the mandate first, then go find what actually fits it.

    We’re doing a fair amount of work around real-estate acquisition pipelines right now—sourcing, underwriting, seller/broker conversations, financing structures, diligence, and keeping the opportunity set organized instead of treating every lead like an isolated deal.

    I don’t want to imply there’s a W-2 position waiting for you today, because I don’t know that yet. But your background sounds relevant enough that I’d like to know you before there’s a specific reason we need each other.

    Send me a connection request. I’d be interested in comparing notes on what you’ve been acquiring, which markets you know best, and what an ideal acquisition mandate looks like for you.

  • Specialist · 55337 · Member since 2025 · 37 posts · 15 votes
    1mo

    @Michael Eskenasy Thank you for reaching out. I appreciate you taking the time to connect and the interest in my background. I’ll definitely send you a connection request and would be glad to compare notes and learn more about what you’re working on. I’m always open to building strong relationships within the acquisition space. Looking forward to connecting.

  • Harry B.Pro Member
    Lender · New York, NY · Member since 2026 · 71 posts · 22 votes
    1mo

    I think we can connect on multiple data points, starting with 2 NJ subject-to foreclosures that need a home. Do you buy all over the country or is there a particular buy box you're focused on? Email me your availability.

    • Member since 2019 · 1 post · 1 vote
      1mo

      Okay, no problem at all. Yes, I’ll definitely reach out to you directly. I appreciate you connecting with me, and I look forward to seeing how we can work together on this opportunity and future deals as well.

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