The Role
Manages rural housing properties, including rent and document collection, resident applications, move-ins and move-outs, Fair Housing compliance, property inspections, maintenance coordination, staff support, client communication, project scheduling, customer service, and expense control. Requires leadership, communication, critical thinking, and the ability to interpret financial and staffing documents while performing physically demanding property-related duties.
Summary Generated by Built In
Job Duties/Skills:
- Handles rent collections, documentation collections, and ensures accuracy for the property(ies) assigned.
- Accepts and processes prospective resident applications.
- Conduct move-ins and outs ensuring accuracy and compliance with designated programs and policy/procedure.
- Ensure all Fair Housing rules and regulations are understood and are being followed.
- Ensure that proper training, equipment, and materials are available for staff use as needed.
- Conduct frequent and continual inspections of property.
- Ensure that maintenance requests are completed in a reasonable time.
- Communicate with leadership, housing authorities, and outside clients as needed.
- Schedule and complete assigned projects.
- Maintain the highest professional standards and customer service standards for yourself and the entire team.
- Continuously analyze maintenance, administrative, and other expenses to maximize profits while reducing expenses.
- Any other tasks as assigned by the employee’s supervisor/manager and/or in accordance with business needs.
Required Qualifications:
- Education: Associate’s Degree
- Certifications: Any Affordable Housing Certification
- Preferred Experience: 2+ years of housing experience
- Physical Abilities: Ability to be exposed to the elements, ability to: lift, pull, push, bend (up to 50 pounds), ability to walk across a multitude of surfaces, exposure to basic household chemicals with occasional need for PPE due to construction chemicals or higher-level chemicals being used.
- Interpersonal Abilities: Leadership, teamwork, integrity, communication skills, critical thinking skills, ability to understand financial and staffing documents.
Skills Required
- Associate's degree
- Any Affordable Housing Certification
- Two or more years of housing experience
- Ability to work outdoors and be exposed to the elements
- Ability to lift, pull, push, and bend with loads up to 50 pounds
- Ability to walk across multiple surface types
- Ability to work with household and construction chemicals, using PPE when necessary
- Leadership, teamwork, integrity, communication, and critical thinking skills
- Ability to understand financial and staffing documents
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The Company
What We Do
Fitch Irick Corporation is a vertically integrated real estate investment manager focused on workforce and affordable housing. Headquartered in Charlotte, North Carolina, it acquires, develops, rehabilitates, and manages multifamily rental properties financed through local, state, and federal tax-advantaged programs. Its property-management operations provide full-service support, including compliance, agency liaison, lease-up, accounting, human resources, and operations, while seeking to strengthen communities.







