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Recertification / Lease Renewal Agent

Posted 10 days ago

mission staffingBrooklyn (NY)

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About the role

Mission Staffing is seeking an experienced Recertification / Lease Renewal Specialist to join an established affordable housing property management organization in Manhattan. This position will focus on managing annual and interim recertifications, processing lease renewals, maintaining resident documentation, and ensuring compliance with affordable and supportive housing regulations.
Key Responsibilities: Manage annual and interim resident recertifications and lease renewals. Review and verify tenant income, assets, eligibility, and supporting documentation. Prepare and process HUD Form 50059 recertifications. Ensure compliance with LIHTC, HUD, HPD, and supportive housing requirements. Maintain accurate resident files and track upcoming renewal deadlines. Communicate with residents to collect outstanding documentation and resolve discrepancies. Coordinate with property management and compliance teams to ensure timely processing.
Qualifications: Previous experience in affordable housing recertifications and lease renewals. Hands-on knowledge of LIHTC, HUD, HPD, and Form 50059 requirements. Experience with supportive housing lease renewals. Understanding of income verification, eligibility reviews, and housing compliance. Strong organizational skills, attention to detail, and communication abilities. Ability to manage multiple deadlines and work independently.

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