Job Description
Salary
Post Investment Group (“Post”) is a Beverly Hills–based privately held holding company with a diverse portfolio of investments across Real Estate, Real Estate Services, Consumer Products, and Health & Wellness. We invest both actively and passively, frequently partnering with strong operators and management teams to accelerate growth and operational excellence.
As a vertically integrated organization, Post maintains an in-house team spanning Legal, Accounting, Finance, Technology, HR, and Operations. Our business moves quickly, and our legal team sits at the center of a high volume of complex, multidisciplinary transactions. We are seeking a highly experienced Senior Paralegal capable of running transactions end-to-end, collaborating across departments, and operating with precision and sound judgment in a fast-paced, sophisticated environment.
Position Summary
The Senior Paralegal will play a critical role in the execution and management of transactions across Post’s core businesses. Working collaboratively and closely with (and supported by) all of the current eight (8) members of the Post In-House Legal Team (Chief Legal Officer/General Counsel, Deputy General Counsel, 2 Associate General Counsels, a Paralegal Manager, a Senior Paralegal, a Paralegal and a Legal Assistant) and internal stakeholders, this individual will manage deal processes, coordinate with external counsel and counterparties, and organize and oversee legal documentation with a high degree of autonomy.
This is not a task-based role. The ideal candidate is an experienced, confident, proactive, solutions-oriented professional who takes ownership of deadlines, maintains impeccable attention to detail, anticipates needs, and thrives in an environment with rapid deal flow and shifting priorities.
Key Responsibilities (Working collaboratively with the In-House Legal Team):
Real Estate Transactional Execution & Deal Management
- Manage a high volume of complex real estate transactions from inception to closing, including acquisitions, dispositions, financings, joint ventures, equity transactions, and regulatory filings.
- Coordinate and manage closing mechanics, developing, driving, and maintaining comprehensive closing checklists and deal calendars; coordinating with all stakeholders to ensure timely execution.
- Interface directly with counterparties—including lenders, title and escrow officers, buyers/sellers, brokers, regulators, governmental entities, and outside counsel—to move deals forward and resolve issues proactively.
Document Preparation & Drafting
- Manage, review, process and/or create initial forms of a broad range of corporate and real estate transactional documents, including:
- Operating agreements, formation documents, and organizational consents.
- Purchase and sale agreements, loan documents and related financing applications and documents, grant deeds, UCC filings.
- Joint venture agreements, subscription agreements, and membership agreements.
- Regulatory submissions, and other commercial contracts.
- Maintain and update templated forms, precedents, and internal legal resources.
Corporate Governance & Compliance
- Manage entity formation, corporate governance filings, compliance calendars, and state registrations across a large ecosystem of affiliated entities.
- Maintain corporate records, cap table updates, and organizational charts.
- Oversee regulatory filings, renewals, and jurisdiction-specific compliance obligations.
Diligence, Research, & Information Management
- Conduct discreet factual and legal research using appropriate AI and other technology tools.
- Organize, track, and archive documents efficiently using legal technology platforms and internal systems.
Qualifications
- Bachelor’s degree and ABA-approved paralegal certificate.
- 7+ years of transactional real estate paralegal experience in a leading law firm, private equity/investment firm, or sophisticated in-house legal department.
- Significant demonstrated experience managing closings independently, including drafting, coordinating, and overseeing high-volume transactional documentation.
- Strong command of corporate, real estate, and general commercial transactional structures.
- Exceptional organizational, analytical, and written/oral communication skills.
- Advanced proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite and comfort using document management, e-signature, and workflow tools (e.g., iManage, DocuSign, Dropbox, ShareFile, etc.).
- Ability to operate with discretion, handle confidential information, and interact professionally with all levels of internal and external stakeholders.
- Self-starter with a strong sense of ownership and ability to thrive under pressure while handling multiple concurrent deals.
Preferred
- Experience supporting private equity, M&A, real estate finance, or multi-entity corporate structuring.
- Strong familiarity with state regulatory filings and processes.
- Experience with IRS LIHTC regulations (Section 42).
- Experience with Fannie Mae/Freddie Mac financing for affordable housing projects.
- Experience with bond financing documentation and compliance requirements.
- Experience with regulatory agreements, tenant income certification processes, and affordability restrictions, including HUD requirements.
- Experience preparing compliance monitoring documentation for tax credit properties.
- Experience with investor reporting requirements for tax credit equity transactions.
- Experience working with state affordable housing agencies.
- Experience with syndication documents for tax credit investments.
Culture & Working Style
- Highly collaborative, but requires someone who does not wait for direction—this person drives the work.
- Must be comfortable with high volume, high accountability, and rapid turnaround expectations.
- Must be adaptable across different business units and able to learn new structures quickly.
- Values precision, ownership, and the ability to anticipate needs rather than react to them.
Compensation + Benefits
- Pay Range: $125,000 - $150,000 with opportunity for competitive bonus.
- Benefit package includes medical, dental, vision, Life/AD&D, 401K with company match, paid time off, and holidays.
Post is proud to be an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, or veteran status.
- $125,000 - $150,000