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0-2 years of relevant mold assessment and lead-based paint inspections, design, monitoring project management experience with knowledge of NYC regulations, NYS regulations, HUD guidelines. This backlog includes tasks associated with construction and capital improvement projects for MTA agencies including New York City Transit and various infrastructure improvement projects for New York government agencies such as NYCHA and DASNY.
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Primary Responsibilities The responsibilities of the Administrative Auditor include, but are not limited to the following:-Assist in coordinating and managing of all external audits of the Authority’s operations, performed by Federal, State, and City agencies, including GAO, HUD-OIG, HUD, NYS Comptroller, NYC Comptroller, NYC Department of Health, NYS Education Department, etc.
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Act as assistant researcher regarding compliance and regulatory program standards and requirements; programs include HUD Section 8 / Affordable Housing, LIHTC, HOME, Mitchell-Lama, HHAP, Fair Housing, Affirmative Fair Housing Marketing, HPD Regulatory, among others.
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Monthly program dashboards, data quality errors are fixed on monthly basis; reports and responses to funders submitted within required time frame;-Maintain oversight of all regulatory agency contracts (, OTDA, DHS, Coalition for the Continuum of Care, HUD, DOHMH, OMH, etc.
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Strong understanding of HUD regulations, housing programs, and the challenges faced by economically disadvantaged populations. Plan and implement a variety of programs and services for youth living in assisted units, focusing on individual development, financial literacy, academic success, and life skills.
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The Organization is looking for an experienced, energetic Senior Property Manager to lead in the day-to-day management of an established portfolio of affordable housing in Manhattan, New York. This is a mixed income portfolio of Tax Credit, HUD multifamily, and Mitchell Lama rental.
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Oversee the diverse case management needs of approximately 10 young people experiencing homelessness funded through DYCD/RHY and HUD. Two years of successful experience providing services to at-risk youth (including LGBTQ) in areas of assessments, individual and group counseling and development and implementation of ISPs.
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Working knowledge of HPD/Section 8, HUD, Tax Credit & housing regulations. Experience with Section 8, HOME and other HUD programs. Working knowledge of HPD/Section 8, HUD, Tax Credit & housing regulations.
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Maintain an in-depth knowledge of affordable housing programs such as Low-Income Housing Tax Credits, CDBG, HOME, and other local or federal programs, ensuring compliance by third-party management companies with HUD policies.
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GOSR had been established as a temporary agency in 2013 to coordinate statewide recovery efforts for Superstorm Sandy, Hurricane Irene, and Tropical Storm Lee. GOSR administered approximately $4.4 billion in flexible funding made available by the U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development (HUD) Community Development Block Grant Disaster Recovery (CDBG-DR) program to concentrate aid to four main areas —Housing Recovery, Small Business, Community Reconstruction and Infrastructure.
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Knowledge of New York State Office of Mental Health and New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene system (DOHMH), Housing and Urban Development (HUD), providers and related resources.
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Support agency staff in interpreting OMH, Justice Center, HUD and DOHMH regulations. Inform quarterly evaluation process for HUD-funded programs with NYC Continuum of Care. Perform monthly data uploads into NYC CoC data warehouse for HUD-funded programs.
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Our licenses with Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, and HUD/FHA, in addition to our bank’s balance sheet products, allow us to offer custom solutions with agility and ease of execution, expanding access to housing in meaningful and impactful ways.
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Along with Assistant Director of Housing Stability and Vacancy Management, responsible for filling vacancies and managing intakes for eligible applicants for the supportive housing buildings in the Lantern portfolio using various funder programs HPD, HASA, ACS and following the CoC HUD guidelines.
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Must have experience in Affordable Housing (HUD, Section 8, LIHTC). Extensive knowledge of HPD, DOB, ECB procedures, guidelines and hearings and FDNY & DHCR procedures and guidelines. Must have experience in Affordable Housing (HUD, Section 8, LIHTC.
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