Traveling Recertification Specialist
$22-$26/hour
ApplyTraveling Recertification Specialist
Posted 8 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$22-$26/hour
About the role
- Focuses/Manages tenant-facing, schedules resident interviews, collects asset and income data and calculates rents for annual renewals.
- Assist with move-ins/move-outs
- Complete Annual and Interim recertifications, including: Scheduling and administering resident interviews
- Coordinating on-site data collections and processing of resident information
- Scheduling resident recertification interviews
- Insuring proper calculation of income, assets, rent levels, etc.
- Coordinating apartment inspections for recertification'sMaintaining resident files in accordance with company policy & regulatory agency policy
- Rehabilitation, brand new lease-ups, and re-syndication processes
- Assisting management to prepare for state audits
- Additional tasks, duties and responsibilities assigned as needed
- Impeccable customer service skills
- Strong verbal and written communication skills
- Must have a minimum two (2) years recertification experience with a preference for professional certification(s) such as Certified Occupancy Specialist (COS), Tax Credit Specialist (TCS), or any of the industry HUD and LIHTC designations required- Section 8 or Public Housing is acceptable
- Have the ability to multi-task within time constraints
- Must have excellent attention to detail and ability to work independently
- Proficient in Word, Excel, Outlook, Property Management Software and Internet literate
- Have a full understanding of the requirements for HUD and LIHTC programs
- Prior LIHTC recertification experience is necessary
- Strong understanding of the HUD 4350, experience with the 236 program and their CPOSection 8 experience A MUSTTax Credit experience A MUSTPublic Housing experience A MUSTBilingual English/Spanish is desired
- Workplace Requirements
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