Chief Financial Officer
Added
6/12/2026
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Note: We've kept the name of the company private. If you'd like to know the company before requesting an intro, just email us at hello [at] fractionaljobs.io
The Company
Description: We're an established construction lender financing projects nationwide, primarily ground-up multifamily.
Stage & proof points:
- Founded in the early 2000's
- Over $4 billion in loans originated to date
The Work Needed
Problem: We handle various types of investors, both in a commingled fund, as well as co-investment and separately Managed accounts. We're looking for a Fractional CFO that can help manage the various structures.
Specifically, you'll:
- Lead cash flow forecasting and capital planning to support portfolio management decisions, including hold-versus-sell analysis and disposition timing across the existing fund
- Own scenario modeling and FP&A to inform the strategy for our new deal-by-deal funding business
- Develop and strengthen our banking relationships to support back leverage on new originations
- Manage the annual audit
- Engage with current and prospective investors as needed
- Work most closely with our CEO, Chief of Staff, and Controller
- Work out of our office based in Los Angeles 2 - 3 days a week
About You
You MUST have:
- Served as CFO or equivalent for other small to mid-size businesses
- Deep knowledge of business lending, or any kind of lending where capital is released through a draw process
- Comfort with deal-by-deal or co-invest structures, not just pooled funds
- Experience managing fund or portfolio lifecycle transitions, including asset disposition strategy and timing
- Built and managed banking relationships to secure leverage
- A base in the Los Angeles area and willingness to work from our office regularly
Nice-to-haves:
- Construction lending experience
- Real estate experience
How to Get in Touch
Hit that "Request Intro" button below. Include any relevant links so we can get to know you better.
Your brief intro note should clearly address:
- The lending businesses you've been CFO for, the type of lending, and how capital flowed in from investors and out to borrowers
- Your experience overseeing the back end of a fund's lifecycle, including selling down assets
- Your experience securing back leverage from banks
- Any real estate or construction experience
If we think there's a fit, we'll reach out to schedule an intro call. Looking forward!
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