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David Careers

Compliance Specialist

Posted 2 days ago

creative financial staffingMadison (WI)
Compliance OfficersResidential Property Managers

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$55,000 to $66,000

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About the role

Compliance Specialist
Pay: $55,000 to $66,000 per
Why This Opportunity Stands OutJoin a growing, family-owned company with a strong leadership team, a positive workplace culture, and an emphasis on employee development. This is a great opportunity to join a stable organization where you can build a long-term career. The company also offers scheduling flexibility, with the option to work a traditional 5-day schedule or four 10-hour days each week.
Responsibilities:
  • Audit tenant files, correspondence, and reporting documentation to ensure compliance with housing regulations and program requirements.
  • Calculate income, assets, rental assistance eligibility, and tenant rent obligations with accuracy and attention to detail.
  • Process certifications and recertifications for third-party compliance portfolios.
  • Serve as a resource for compliance-related questions, policies, and procedures across the organization.
  • Conduct on-site file audits and compliance reviews
  • Maintain accurate documentation and support ongoing compliance reporting initiatives.
Qualifications: 2+ years of experience in auditing, compliance, internal controls, accounting, or a related field. Strong attention to detail and ability to analyze documentation for accuracy and completeness. Comfortable interpreting regulations, policies, and procedural requirements. Excellent organizational and communication skills. Experience with Yardi or other property management/compliance software is a plus. Ability to travel approximately 20-25% throughout Wisconsin for property visits and file reviews. Self-motivated team player who can work independently while collaborating with a close-knit compliance team.

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