Cordia Resources
Senior Accountant/Accounting Manager – Affordable Housing
Cordia Resources, Kensington, Maryland, us, 20891
Senior Accountant/Accounting Manager – Affordable Housing
Hybrid
-3 days in office; 2 remote Pay:
$50-$55/hr.
Cordia Resources has partnered with Non-Profit (Real Estate) organization seeking a strategic, detail-driven Senior Accountant/Accounting Manager to oversee the financial, physical, and operational performance of a diverse portfolio of affordable housing properties. This role is perfect for someone who thrives on balancing analytical problem-solving with hands-on property oversight and who’s passionate about preserving long-term housing affordability for communities.
You’ll be at the center of financial oversight, long-term portfolio planning, and large-scale capital projects—ensuring each property in your portfolio remains financially sound, physically well-maintained, and fully compliant with housing program requirements.
Key Responsibilities
Lead ongoing financial monitoring, cash flow projections, reserve tracking, and watchlist oversight for assigned properties. Ensure compliance with all debt, equity, and Section 42 LIHTC requirements. Collaborate with property managers and leadership on annual operating budgets and rent policy decisions. Review reserve reimbursement requests and evaluate large project bids for approval. Prepare asset management and portfolio reports for leadership and stakeholders. Oversee long-term financial and physical health of the portfolio, including lender and insurer reporting. Track repair trends, schedule capital needs assessments, and maintain capital planning tools. Guide development hand-offs, monitor construction, assist in lease-up, and manage financial close-outs. Partner with development teams on refinancing, rehab projects, and acquisitions.
Qualifications
Bachelor’s degree in a related field and at least 5 years of direct experience in property and asset management. Strong financial acumen with the ability to read and interpret budgets, statements, and reports. Knowledge of affordable housing programs, including LIHTC, HUD Section 8, and Tenant Choice Voucher programs. Advanced Excel skills (pivot tables, complex formulas, charts) for analysis and forecasting. Exceptional organizational skills with the ability to manage multiple priorities and meet deadlines.
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-3 days in office; 2 remote Pay:
$50-$55/hr.
Cordia Resources has partnered with Non-Profit (Real Estate) organization seeking a strategic, detail-driven Senior Accountant/Accounting Manager to oversee the financial, physical, and operational performance of a diverse portfolio of affordable housing properties. This role is perfect for someone who thrives on balancing analytical problem-solving with hands-on property oversight and who’s passionate about preserving long-term housing affordability for communities.
You’ll be at the center of financial oversight, long-term portfolio planning, and large-scale capital projects—ensuring each property in your portfolio remains financially sound, physically well-maintained, and fully compliant with housing program requirements.
Key Responsibilities
Lead ongoing financial monitoring, cash flow projections, reserve tracking, and watchlist oversight for assigned properties. Ensure compliance with all debt, equity, and Section 42 LIHTC requirements. Collaborate with property managers and leadership on annual operating budgets and rent policy decisions. Review reserve reimbursement requests and evaluate large project bids for approval. Prepare asset management and portfolio reports for leadership and stakeholders. Oversee long-term financial and physical health of the portfolio, including lender and insurer reporting. Track repair trends, schedule capital needs assessments, and maintain capital planning tools. Guide development hand-offs, monitor construction, assist in lease-up, and manage financial close-outs. Partner with development teams on refinancing, rehab projects, and acquisitions.
Qualifications
Bachelor’s degree in a related field and at least 5 years of direct experience in property and asset management. Strong financial acumen with the ability to read and interpret budgets, statements, and reports. Knowledge of affordable housing programs, including LIHTC, HUD Section 8, and Tenant Choice Voucher programs. Advanced Excel skills (pivot tables, complex formulas, charts) for analysis and forecasting. Exceptional organizational skills with the ability to manage multiple priorities and meet deadlines.
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