Remote Auditor (HOAs - Real Estate)
cv bridgeSavannah (GA)
$90-110k
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Posted 2 days ago
cv bridgeSavannah (GA)
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$90-110k
About the role
Audit Senior (remote available)$90-110k base (depending on experience) + discretionary bonus + full benefits package
Location: East Meadow, NY (in office visits preferred)
We're an established Long Island audit and assurance firm specializing in co-op, condo, and HOA audits. We’re an easygoing group that values in-office camaraderie, with the remote infrastructure to support auditors across the US. We’re seeking an experienced Audit Senior who has audited Common Interest Realty Associations (CIRAs): homeowner associations, condominiums, and co-ops. You’ll own a stable book of 30+ annual audits, serving community association clients, most of whom we’ve held for decades. Apply now!
What You’ll Do:
- Work a book of ~30 annual CIRA audit engagements Serve HOA, condominium, co-op, and other CIRA clients
- Prepare and review financial statements, audit workpapers, and related reports
- Collaborate directly with clients, boards, and management teams throughout engagements
What We’re Looking For:
BS AccountingCPA preferred 4+ years of external audit experienceexperience auditing HOAs, condominium associations, or co-ops required Strong client-facing communication and relationship-building skills
Benefits & Perks:
- $90-110k base salary (DOE)
- Fully remote flexibility35-hour standard workweek outside of busy season
- Busy-season hours are paid, not absorbed into your salary like at many firms
- Discretionary annual bonus (historically around 10%, paid in December)
- Firm-paid individual health insurance (small pre-tax contribution)
- Dental coverage available 401(k) with company matching contribution15 paid days off to start, growing to 20 with tenure
If you enjoy owning CIRA engagements and working directly with clients, let’s talk.
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