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We’re looking for a reliable remote assistant to help our client, a Texas-based real estate appraiser, with accounts receivable and report writing. It's a niche role in an industry most people haven't heard of, but if you're sharp, detail-oriented, and enjoy learning something genuinely new from the inside, this could be a really rewarding long-term position.Key details:Salary range: up to ₹8 LPA (depending on experience)Company type: Real estate appraisal company (US based)Role: Full-time, 4:30pm - 1:30am IST (US shift)What you'll doResidential report support: Over time, you'll learn to support residential appraisal reports using A la mode, the industry-standard software. The team will train you, but you'll need to be comfortable picking up something technical and navigating the occasional software quirk without losing your head.Commercial report writing support: Help structure and write sections of commercial appraisal reports. The team handles the analysis and the numbers – your job is to help turn those findings into clear, professional written content. There's repetition to it once you've learned the ropes, but getting there takes genuine effort and attention.Accounts receivable: Track payments from banks and appraisal management companies, follow up on anything outstanding, and make sure invoices don't fall through the cracks. Who we're looking forYou have 1-2 years of experience in an admin, finance support, or operations role ideally supporting someone in a technical or specialist field where the details really mattered.Familiarity with the A la mode software or the US residential or commercial appraisal process.Your written English is strong. The reports go directly to banks and lenders, and the standard is non-negotiable.You've handled invoicing, payment tracking, or accounts receivable before, and you're comfortable following up on money without it feeling awkward.You can learn new software independently. You don't need a step-by-step walkthrough for everything – you figure it out, and you ask when you're genuinely stuck.You're looking for something long-term. There's a real learning curve here, and this only works if you're genuinely committed to growing into the role.Bonus points if you havePrior experience in a US appraisal office or with appraisal management companies.Experience working closely with a solo business owner, you'll already know what that kind of working relationship actually requires.