Senior IPP Accountant

Vancouver, BC
On-site
Posted Oct 8, 2026
1 position

$90,000–$110,000 / year

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Employment type: Full-time
Experience level: Senior · 5+ years
Posting language: English
Working hours: 40 hours per week
Seniority: Associate
Application method: Direct apply is available

Job summary

Own full-cycle accounting for income-producing properties, including tenant billing, reconciliations, recoveries, financial statements, budgets, and lender reporting. Support year-end reporting and property statement consolidation, and lead the selection of accounting and property management software as the portfolio grows.

Job details

I’m currently working with a Vancouver-based real estate development company that is looking to add a Senior IPP Accountant to their growing team. They are a lean, entrepreneurial organization focused on developing thoughtful, design-forward multifamily communities. They currently have over 600 new homes in development and are continuing to grow their portfolio of income-producing properties. About the Opportunity Reporting directly to the Director of Accounting & Finance, this is a great opportunity for an accounting professional who enjoys building something rather than simply inheriting an existing process. You’ll initially take ownership of the accounting for a mobile home park, help bring a commercial income-producing property in-house, and play an important role as the portfolio continues to grow through acquisitions. What You'll Be Doing Own full-cycle accounting for income-producing properties, including AP, AR, cash receipts and bank/credit card reconciliations Manage tenant and pad billing, rent rolls, lease abstracts, recurring charges, arrears and collections follow-up Maintain security deposit, prepaid rent and tenant ledger reconciliations Prepare and reconcile CAM, operating cost and property tax recoveries for commercial tenants Prepare monthly property financial statements, including budget-to-actual variance analysis and commentary Support annual operating and capital budgets for each property Assist with lender reporting and property-level covenant calculations Support year-end reporting, T5013 preparation and consolidation of property management statements Lead the selection of software to support IPP accounting and property management as the portfolio grows What They're Looking For 5+ years of full-cycle accounting experience, ideally with a strong background in property or real estate accounting Solid understanding of commercial leases, tenant billing, CAM recoveries, operating cost recoveries and escalations Strong Excel skills and confidence working with financial data, reconciliations and reporting Someone who is highly organized, detail-oriented and comfortable working independently An entrepreneurial and hands-on mindset, with an interest in building processes and improving how things are done Someone who can take ownership of their work, exercise sound judgment and manage multiple priorities and deadlines A genuine interest in real estate and property operations, with the curiosity to understand the business beyond the accounting CPA designation or progress toward a CPA is an asset, but not required Compensation & Benefits $90,000–$110,000 salary, based on experience Generous vacation offering Cell phone and transit allowance Extended health and dental benefits Strong focus on professional development and career growth This is a particularly good fit for someone who wants to have ownership and influence over an evolving accounting function, rather than stepping into a highly established and rigid environment. If you have a background in real estate/property accounting and are interested in learning more, please reach out directly or apply here.

What you’ll do

Requirements

Candidates should have at least five years of full-cycle accounting experience, ideally in property or real estate accounting, and a solid understanding of commercial leases, tenant billing, and cost recoveries. Strong Excel skills, organization, attention to detail, independent judgment, and an entrepreneurial approach are sought; a CPA designation or progress toward one is an asset but not required.