Logan Property Management
Affordable Regional Manager
San Diego, CA
Sponsorship not specified$90k-$130kDetected 516 days ago
Project ManagementExcelLeadershipCommunicationMicrosoft Office
About the role
- Join Logan Property Management (LPM) as an Affordable Regional Manager supporting multiple varying from senior to multifamily units in California and Colorado.
- Note: This position is best suited for professionals with experience in affordable housing laws and regulations, including Tax Credits, HUD, Section 42 (IRS), and Project-Based Section 8.
- As our Regional Manager, you will play a crucial role in ensuring the within your region achieve all expectations within legal guidelines and LPM practices.
Responsibilities
- Maintain good rapport with legal government agencies, such as HUD, TCAC, etc.
- Utilize project management skills to identify areas of improvement, scope solutions, and create plans alongside corporate staff.
Requirements
- Regional Manager Experience: 5 Years (Required)
- Affordable Housing, Tax Credits, Section 42, Project-Based Section 8: 4 Years (Required)
- Driver's License, Unrestricted (Required)
- Experience with demonstrating effective written and verbal communication with diverse population with all levels of organization (vendors, investors, corporate executives, and residents).
- Experience in affordable housing laws and regulations, including Tax Credits, Section 42 (IRS), and Project-Based Section 8.
- 5 Years (Required)
- License/Certification:
Nice to have
- Required experience with NSPIRE and/or certifications in HUD or Tax Credit.
- Experience managing a minimum of 500 units (Required)
- Bilingual fluency in Spanish and English (Strongly Preferred)
Compensation
- Lead annual reviews of direct reports and make recommendations as to salary adjustments, corrective actions, etc.
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