Senior Auditor - Real Estate (REMOTE)
cv bridgeColumbia (SC)
$90-110 K
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cv bridgeColumbia (SC)
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$90-110 K
About the role
Audit Senior (remote available)$90-110K base (depending on experience) + paid busy-season hours + full benefits
Location: East Meadow, NY (office visits preferred, remote considered)
Type of work: Senior-level audits of co-ops, condos, and HOAs (experience required) We’re an established Long Island audit and assurance firm specializing in co-op, condo, and HOA audits. We’re an easygoing group that values in-office camaraderie, with a remote infrastructure. We’re seeking an experienced Audit Senior who has audited Common Interest Realty Associations (CIRAs): homeowner associations, condominiums, and co-ops. You’ll own a stable book of 30+ annual audits for community association clients, most of whom we’ve served for decades.
What You’ll Do:
- Own a book of 30+ annual CIRA audit engagements
- Serve HOA, condominium, co-op, and other CIRA clients
- Prepare and review financial statements, audit workpapers, and related reports
- Work directly with clients, boards, and management teams throughout each engagement
- Present audit findings to boards, in person or virtually
What We’re Looking For:
BS OR MS in AccountingCPA4+ years of external audit experienceCIRA audit experience required (HOAs, condo associations, or co-ops) Strong client-facing communication and relationship-building skills
Benefits & Perks:
- $90-110K base salary (depending on experience)
- Busy-season hours paid on top of base salary
- Hybrid and remote flexibility35-hour standard workweek outside of busy season
- Firm-paid individual health insurance (small pre-tax contribution)
- Dental coverage available 401(k) with company matching contribution15 paid days off to start + holidays + PTO growing to 20 with tenure
- If you’ve audited co-ops, condos, or HOAs, let’s talk!
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