Jobs at National Community Renaissance

Manages affordable housing property operations, compliance, occupancy, resident services, financial administration, maintenance coordination, and community relations. Supervises on-site employees, oversees resident files and recertifications, processes payments and reports, handles complaints, manages inspections and work orders, and develops resident programs. Requires customer service, supervisory, financial management, communication, and organizational skills, along with proficiency in Microsoft Office and preferably Yardi.

Assists the Community Manager with affordable housing property administration, resident files, applications, payments, compliance, reports, work orders, leasing, marketing, resident relations, and occupancy goals. Supports banking, budgeting, supply ordering, legal notices, annual recertifications, and property maintenance coordination. Requires administrative, customer service, bookkeeping, Microsoft Office, and property management experience.

Assists the Community Manager with affordable housing property administration, resident files, applications, payments, compliance, leasing, occupancy, maintenance coordination, reporting, budgeting, and resident service. Maintains records and work orders in Yardi, supports marketing and unit showings, prepares notices and deposits, handles complaints, and assists with annual recertifications and legal proceedings. Occasional company events may require overnight travel.

Manages affordable housing compliance files across multiple properties, including rental applications, move-in documentation, annual HUD and LIHTC recertifications, income verification, resident files, rent rolls, delinquency reviews, and financial reporting. Audits property records, identifies high-risk files, develops corrective action plans, supports site personnel, inspects properties, and ensures compliance with housing, accounting, and company policies. The role requires travel between sites and coordination of multiple deadlines.

Provides administrative and operational support for due diligence and property management projects. Coordinates tasks, documentation, payables, vendor onboarding, project tracking, reports, and property transitions. Maintains records in project management systems, communicates with vendors and internal teams, and supports portfolio onboarding and operational initiatives. The role requires strong organization, communication, attention to detail, and proficiency with property management, project tracking, and Microsoft Office software.

Manages enterprise litigation, claims, investigations, discovery, depositions, legal holds, witnesses, outside counsel, and regulatory responses. Provides practical risk counseling to business teams and supports fair housing and landlord-tenant matters. The role requires increasing independence in case strategy, mediations, settlements, regulatory matters, and litigation portfolio management.

Leads the third-party property management client services business, driving new business development, client relationships, pitches, proposals, and market growth. Oversees property acquisition and disposition due diligence, budgeting, client satisfaction initiatives, reporting, and internal communication systems. Coordinates with brokers, owners, consultants, civic agencies, and internal teams while managing staff and supporting strategic initiatives for the SVP of Property Management. Regular business travel may be required.

The Senior Corporate Accountant leads close processes, financial reporting, cash management, reconciliations, intercompany accounting, audit support, compliance monitoring, consolidations, and financial analysis across multiple corporate entities. The role researches accounting issues, improves processes, supports leadership, and leads special projects while ensuring accurate and timely reporting.

Supports IT business solutions, financial and property management systems, and process improvements. Responsibilities include Yardi administration, incident resolution, user access management, data integrity, reporting, requirements gathering, UAT and QA coordination, vendor liaison work, project documentation, scheduling, budgeting, and stakeholder communication. The role partners with Operations and IT to implement system enhancements, maintain service levels, improve processes, and ensure secure, reliable data.

The Project Engineer supports construction projects by assisting management with design, budgeting, scheduling, submittals, and communication with subcontractors. Responsibilities include organizing project documentation, financial tracking, site inspections, and ensuring project compliance with plans and specifications.

Lead budgeting, forecasting, and financial planning; build financial models and reports; analyze variances and KPIs; support month‑end close, reconciliations, audits; drive process improvements, internal controls, and mentor junior finance staff while partnering with department leaders.