Community Assistant
Role Overview
The Community Assistant supports daily operations and customer service at The Fielder, an NRP Group LIHTC community in Mesquite, Texas.
The role supports the Community Manager and may perform that manager's duties in their absence, with a focus on administration and resident experience.
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Role overview
The Community Assistant supports daily operations and customer service at The Fielder, an NRP Group LIHTC community in Mesquite, Texas.
The role supports the Community Manager and may perform that manager's duties in their absence, with a focus on administration and resident experience.
Financial and administrative duties
- Support property cash flow, revenue, rent collection, delinquency reduction, banking activity, and daily deposits.
- Maintain accurate Yardi records and timely leasing activity, cash receipts, invoices, statements, monthly closing, and late fees.
- Support occupancy and revenue goals, resident retention, incentives, and financial performance monitoring.
- Complete tax-credit recertifications, maintain resident files, and manage payroll reporting, time edits, and bonus preparation.
Leasing and marketing duties
- Lease apartments, respond to inquiries, qualify applicants, show apartments, and prepare move-in paperwork.
- Manage renewals and active leases, track expirations, prepare expiration letters, and draft renewal leases.
- Conduct market studies and competitor visits; review traffic reports and participate in marketing meetings and outreach.
- Help monitor compliance with Fair Housing, tax compliance, and occupancy requirements.
Resident service and team duties
- Plan resident events, inspect the property and market-ready units, and help ensure service requests are completed within 24 hours.
- Provide professional customer service, maintain curb appeal, and advise the Community Manager about safety, resident dissatisfaction, and asset preservation.
- Cover emergencies, on-call duties, resident and community functions, and weekends; assist with hiring, team evaluation, and supervision.
- May assist at other properties, run errands, and perform other duties as needed.
Qualifications
- High school diploma or equivalent; college education is preferred.
- One year of property management experience or a four-year degree in a related field.
- Working knowledge of landlord-tenant laws, Fair Housing regulations, IRS Section 42 LIHTC, and related occupancy standards.
- Reliable transportation for essential job functions.
Preferred qualifications
- Yardi experience is preferred.
- Tax Credit Specialist accreditation or another LIHTC designation is preferred.
Benefits
- Benefits and incentives listed include commission and bonus opportunities, paid leave and holidays, parental leave, disability coverage, medical, dental and vision insurance, a 401(k) match, training, and employee recognition programs.
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