Justin L. Berk

Justin L. Berk

Associate, Schneider Downs Corporate Finance, LP

[email protected] | (412) 697-5811

Justin is primarily responsible for transaction execution and business development for Schneider Downs Corporate Finance’s real estate investment banking practice. His activities focus on raising equity for stabilized assets and projects under development across a variety of asset classes. Among his responsibilities include investor and sponsor relations, property due diligence, financial modeling, and market research.

Justin joined Schneider Downs Corporate Finance in August 2021. Prior to joining Schneider Downs Corporate Finance group, Justin served as a Senior Commercial Real Estate Underwriter at Dollar Bank where he focused on the underwriting and portfolio management of acquisition, construction, and repositioning loans for a variety of commercial real estate asset classes. Prior to his time at Dollar Bank, Justin spent two years at PNC Bank where he completed a formal credit training program and held various investment-focused roles.

Memberships and Associations

  • Board Member - Tree Pittsburgh

Certifications

  • FINRA Series 82
  • FINRA Series 63

Education

  • B.S. - Psychology, Minor in Finance – The George Washington University

About Schneider Downs Corporate Finance

Schneider Downs Corporate Finance is a leading, full-service investment banking, corporate finance and strategic advisory firm serving the needs of mid-market and small companies. With close to 100 combined years of financial transaction and executive management experience across a broad spectrum of industries and client situations, our focus is to provide premier advisory services in the areas of company sales and divestitures, acquisitions, fund-raising and strategic advisory.

Schneider Downs Corporate Finance, LP is a registered broker/dealer.
Member FINRA/SIPC.

 
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