Senior Asset Manager
Senior Asset Manager
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Review closing documents (LPAs, Loan Agreements, UW) to ensure all property compliance requirements are met.
- Develop and maintain strong relationships with internal and external stakeholders, including investors, FHFC, and the development and construction teams.
- Proactively identify trends or issues and update stakeholders accordingly.
- Core ValuesThe successful candidate must embody Blue Sky Communities’ core values:
- Integrity: Do the right thing.
- Transparency: Communicate openly and clearly.
- Quality: Build it to live there.
- Relationships: Do unto others.
- Teamwork: Work together to achieve our goals.
- Continuous Improvement: Never stop learning.
- Leadership: Take ownership of everything you do.
- Stewardship: Manage public resources responsibly.
- Proven experience in asset management, specifically within affordable housing and LIHTC.Strong financial acumen and the ability to interpret complex legal and financial closing documents.
- Excellent communication skills for managing relationships with diverse stakeholders.
- Understanding of LIHTC compliance requirements to ensure properties adhere to regulations found in Limited Partnership Agreements (LPAs), Loan Agreements, and Operating Agreements.
- Proficiency in reviewing and interpreting complex closing documents, including LPAs, Underwriting (UW) files, and Loan Agreements
- Advanced proficiency in MS Excel for financial modeling and a strong working knowledge of leading property management and accounting platforms such as RealPage, Yardi or MRI.
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