Director of Asset Management

Job Description

Homeowner's Rehab, Inc. (HRI) seeks an experienced and talented Director of Asset Management to lead our robust asset management program. They will succeed our current Director of Asset Management, who plans to retire in late 2026.

The Director of Asset Management will oversee HRI's diverse and complex portfolio of multifamily housing and commercial properties. This individual will ensure that HRI's properties remain high-quality, well-performing assets through the hands-on oversight of our third-party property management company, Wingate. They will also ensure that HRI's portfolio remains financially sustainable. They will collaborate with others on staff to effectively operate and preserve our residential communities for low- and moderate-income households.

• Supervise the third-party property management company and other service providers to maintain high occupancy, quality homes and housing conditions, reasonable turnover, and appropriate resident and supportive services, with particular attention to the needs of families, seniors and residents with special needs, as appropriate
• Manage the annual property budgeting process to safeguard the financial and physical health of the portfolio, through prudent spending, well-supported reserves, and sound capital investment strategies
• Oversee, monitor, and analyze operating performance, rent collection and budget variances at individual properties and portfolio wide, to ensure stable cash flow and adequate debt service coverage
• Oversee and manage capital planning, preventive maintenance programs, timely repairs, and rehabilitation activities to preserve building systems, maintain property quality, and ensure the long term sustainability of the portfolio
• Conduct regular site inspections and evaluate property management company performance
• Monitor subsidy contracts, land use restrictions, and regulatory agreements, to prevent the unintentional loss of affordability and position assets for timely renewals, extensions, or recapitalization, as needed
• Prepare monthly and quarterly operating performance reports to identify financial risks early on, using HRI's internal risk rating system and watchlist reporting tools
• Mitigate insurance, financial, operational, and regulatory risks in partnership with HRI leadership, legal counsel, accounting, and other professional advisors
• Manage relationships with lenders, investors, regulatory agencies, and other financial partners, while ensuring compliance with all reporting and contractual obligations
• Coordinate property audits, insurance coverage, and annual property tax abatement and exemption applications
• Collaborate with the Director of Real Estate to forecast refinancing, recapitalization, and restructuring needs for Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) and other affordable housing properties, in accordance with regulatory compliance and property conditions needs
• Assist in developing and implementing HRI's Green Strategy for the portfolio in collaboration with the Director of Construction and Sustainability, other staff and energy specialists, and
• Other responsibilities to be assigned, based on capacity and need

They will report directly to the Executive Director. They will supervise at least one staff member and work closely with other HRI staff, including the accounting, real estate development, and community engagement teams.

HRI's Director of Asset Management will possess the strategic leadership and technical expertise needed to maintain and enhance the portfolio's strong operating performance. The successful candidate will foster a collaborative, team-oriented approach to problem-solving, while bringing extensive knowledge of real estate finance, property management, affordable housing regulations, and asset management best practices. They will also demonstrate experience using asset management software and financial reporting systems to support informed decision-making.

• At least 7 years of experience in real estate finance, asset management, accounting, property management, or a related field
• Bachelor's degree required with course work in accounting or real estate finance. MBA or other advanced degree is preferred
• Demonstrated expertise in affordable housing property operations, finance, accounting systems, budgeting, and financial reporting
• Working knowledge of affordable housing financing programs and regulatory requirements, including LIHTC, Section 8, MA state subsidy programs, PRAC, and related programs
• Familiarity with affordable housing lenders, investors, funders, and regulatory agencies, preferably in Massachusetts
• Experience forecasting refinancing, restructuring, and recapitalization needs for affordable housing portfolios, particularly LIHTC properties, strongly preferred
• Demonstrated ability to maintain positive relationships with tenants, property management…