Occupancy Specialist for Low-Income Housing

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cityofannarboAnn Arbor (MI)

Community and Social Service Specialists, All Other Administration of Housing Programs

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About the role

City of Ann Arbor seeks an Occupancy Specialist to manage casework for low-income housing programs. You will verify tenant eligibility and regulatory compliance, maintain detailed client files, and schedule interviews for required paperwork. The role requires experience in voucher programs or LIHTC, a valid Michigan driver's license, and the ability to obtain COS/HCV certification within 1 year. This position is based in Ann Arbor, with a non-negotiable hourly rate and a 6-month probation.

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