Compliance Specialist - Remote in Texas

Legal & ComplianceCompliance Specialist

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Key Responsibilities

HUD Section 8 Project-Based Section 8 (PBRA/PBV) Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) Review and approve: Initial, annual,

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Legal & ComplianceCompliance Specialist

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Remote - Texas Residents Only
Location: Texas (Remote with Travel as Needed)
Applicants must currently reside in Texas. This position supports affordable housing communities located in Texas, Florida, California and requires occasional travel.

Minimum 3–5 years of affordable housing compliance experience
Demonstrated experience with:
- HUD Section 8
- Project-Based Section 8 (PBRA and/or PBV)
- LIHTC compliance
Working knowledge of:
- HUD Handbook 4350.3
- IRS Section 42 regulations
- TDHCA and FHFC compliance monitoring requirements
Experience supporting MORs and state agency audits
Ability to independently review tenant files and income calculations
Strong organizational, analytical, and time-management skills
Proficiency in Microsoft Office (Excel, Word, Outlook)

BOS, TCS, COS, or similar affordable housing certifications
Experience with mixed-finance properties (LIHTC + HUD layered financing)
Familiarity with compliance and property management software (ResMan, Yardi, OneSite, etc.)
Experience working with multi-state portfolios
Ability to travel periodically within Texas and Florida, as needed

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→Ensure compliance with:
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- →HUD Section 8
- →Project-Based Section 8 (PBRA/PBV)
- →Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC)
→Review and approve:
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- →Initial, annual, and interim income certifications
- →Verifications of income and assets
- →Rent calculations, HAP rents, and utility allowances
→Monitor adherence to:
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- →HUD Handbook 4350.3 and related guidance
- →IRS Section 42 requirements
- →State agency compliance requirements for:
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  - →Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs (TDHCA)
  - →Florida Housing Finance Corporation (FHFC)
→Support and coordinate:
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- →HUD MORs and follow-up responses
- →State agency compliance reviews and file audits
- →Investor, syndicator, and lender audits
→Conduct internal file audits and identify compliance risks
→Track recertification deadlines, unit set-asides, income targeting, and rent limits
→Prepare corrective action plans and ensure timely resolution of findings
→Provide compliance guidance and training to site-level staff
→Maintain accurate, audit-ready documentation in property management and compliance systems
→Stay current on regulatory changes impacting HUD and LIHTC programs in Texas and Florida