What are the responsibilities and job description for the Multifamily Programs Cost Certification Manager position at Florida Housing Finance Corporation?
Do you want to make a difference while being a member of a hard-working and dedicated team? Are you detailed-oriented? Does crunching numbers sound fun to you? Florida Housing Finance Corporation may be the right place for you. We are currently recruiting for a unique mid-level position. This position is a Multifamily Programs Cost Certification Manager, on the Housing Credit Team where we oversee the allocation of federal tax credits to non-profit and for-profit developers to construct and rehabilitate affordable rental housing. The preferred candidate will be a self-starter with professional work experience managing a multi-faceted workload. This position provides an opportunity to start a career in a great organization where we value the work we do and the employees who do it.
This position is responsible for reviewing cost certifications and audit reports submitted to Florida Housing with the final goal of determining the annual amount of tax credits that will be allocated to the Development. This position reviews and analyzes developer and general contractor cost certifications for accuracy, completeness and conformity to Florida Housing’s regulations, rules and policies. The purpose of the cost certification process is to establish the total actual costs incurred by the Housing Credit Applicants in the delivery of a Housing Credit Development. This enables Florida Housing to determine certain development costs and the amount of subsidy to be allocated to the Housing Credit Development.
This position will also be exposed to and learn about the overall Housing Credit processes. This position will have the opportunity to cross train with the credit underwriting and process teams to assist in the review of credit underwriting reports as well as other program processes, when necessary. While direct experience in the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit Program is not required, it is helpful to have some education and/or experience in credit underwriting, finance, accounting or other real estate-related field. This position will require attention to detail while still being able to analyze the deal from a wholistic vantage point.
