Mr. Emrich brings over twenty five years of commercial real estate experience in the areas of property management accounting, acquisitions, debt and equity financing and asset management. As an accomplished senior financial executive, Mr. Emrich provides Rockledge Realty with expertise in real estate due diligence, financial reporting and analysis, forecasting, budgeting, cash management and information technology management.

Prior to joining Rockledge, Mr. Emrich held the top financial position at Cafritz Company where he directed all aspects of the company’s property management accounting and information technology operations. In addition, Mr. Emrich oversaw the financial operations of The Morris and Gwendolyn Cafritz Foundation, the company’s primary real estate client with assets in excess of $280 million.

Previously, Mr. Emrich served as Vice President of Carey Winston Realty Advisors, an asset management and investment advisory subsidiary of the Carey Winston Company, the largest full service commercial real estate brokerage firm in the mid-Atlantic region. During his four-year tenure, Mr. Emrich managed multiple real estate service functions including loan servicing, asset management, financial due diligence, asset management and disposition and corporate lease administration for a broad range of institutional and corporate clients. Significant accomplishments include a devised and executed client solution to provide loan servicing consolidation for a $3 billion union pension fund reducing the fund’s loan servicing fees by more than 10%.

Prior to Carey Winston, Mr. Emrich was Vice President of NHP Capital Corp. and NHP Servicing, Inc., both subsidiaries of the National Corporation for Housing Partnerships, the nation’s second largest owner/manager of multifamily properties. At NHP, Mr. Emrich was part of an investment advisory team that underwrote and priced more than 1,500 non-performing loans with outstanding principal balance in excess of $3.5 billion.

Prior to NHP, Mr. Emrich served as Vice President at the B.F. Saul Company for more than nine years where he was involved in a variety of the firm’s commercial real estate activities including property management accounting, asset acquisition/due diligence, mortgage loan origination and underwriting and mortgage loan servicing. Prior to the firm’s sale of its commercial mortgage unit in 1992, Mr. Emrich headed the firm’s commercial mortgage servicing portfolio of over $2 billion.

Mr. Emrich received a B.S. in Accounting from the University of Maryland at College Park.