Join Virginia Housing and help make a difference as a Program Compliance Officer.
Virginia Housing is one of the nation’s premier housing finance agencies. Our mission is to help Virginians attain quality, affordable housing, which we accomplish through our public-private partnerships.
We are focused on employee engagement and committed to a healthy and diverse workforce. We offer on-site conveniences such as a fitness center and free parking. Educational opportunities to help your advancement are available through classroom and online programs.
This important role will be responsible for all aspects of managing and monitoring a property portfolio and ensuring mortgagor/owner compliance with program, loan and regulatory requirements imposed by Virginia Housing, HUD, IRS. This role provides daily technical support and training to owners, management and site agents regarding the interpretation and application of rules and regulations governing the Virginia Housing Rental Loan and Low-Income Housing Tax Credit Housing programs. Performs compliance audits and conducts physical inspections per IRS, HUD and NSPIRE guidelines.
To be successful in this role you must possess:
- Bachelor’s degree, or equivalent work experience.
- A few years of experience working in the Property Management Industry or affordable housing industry.
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office, working knowledge of Outlook, proficiency in Internet functionality.
- Must be able inspect the properties by navigating the buildings, stairways, and grounds.
- Valid driver’s license.
- Up to 75% of travel is required.
The ideal candidate would also have experience in:
- Affordable housing programs and in-depth knowledge of LIHTC and HUD Occupancy Handbook 4350.3.
- Industry Certifications (HCCP, COS, AHM, TaCCs, C3P, SCHM) are preferred.
Applications and resumes are accepted online only at http://www.virginiahousing.com/careers
This position will report to our Innsbrook office in Glen Allen, VA.
This posting will close at midnight on 10/26/2026.
Hiring Range: $71,000 - $96,500
A background and motor vehicle check will be performed as a condition of employment.
A Conflict-of-Interest Act Disclosure form and Secondary Employment Disclosure form will need to be completed as a condition of employment.
Virginia Housing requires associates to live and work within the Commonwealth of Virginia.
Internal applicants
(MR-6) Please review relevant HR policy under 'Employment Practices' on the Zone before applying.
Apply through the Zone or at http://employees-virginiahousing.icims.com/.
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Skills Required
- Bachelor's degree or equivalent work experience
- A few years of experience in property management or affordable housing
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office
- Working knowledge of Outlook
- Proficiency in internet functionality
- Ability to inspect properties by navigating buildings, stairways, and grounds
- Valid driver's license
- Ability to travel up to 75%
- Experience with affordable housing programs and in-depth knowledge of LIHTC and HUD Occupancy Handbook 4350.3
- Industry certification such as HCCP, COS, AHM, TaCCs, C3P, or SCHM
What We Do
When homes are affordable and accessible to jobs, good schools and transportation, everyone benefits. Individual lives are improved and communities as a whole grow stronger. Virginia Housing was created in 1972 by the General Assembly to help Virginians attain quality, affordable housing. We carry out this mission by working in public-private partnerships with local governments, community service organizations, lenders, Realtors, developers and many others. We provide mortgages for first-time homebuyers, as well as financing for apartment communities and neighborhood revitalization efforts. We offer free homebuyer classes, support housing counseling, and help people with disabilities and the elderly make their homes more livable. We also administer the federal Housing Choice Voucher and Housing Credit programs in Virginia. Virginia Housing is self-supporting and receives no state taxpayer dollars to fund our programs. Instead, we raise money in the capital markets, and we contribute a significant portion of our net revenues each year to help meet Virginia’s most difficult housing needs
