Assistant Property Manager – (Washington, DC)
This role is designed for a detail-oriented, operations-driven Assistant Property Manager who thrives in fast-paced affordable housing environments and can support in stabilizing underperforming or distressed communities. The focus is on supporting day-to-day operations, improving occupancy, ensuring compliance, strengthening rent collections, and delivering exceptional resident service while assisting the Property Manager in returning the community to standard performance levels.

Key Responsibilities:
• Assist in daily operations of the property, including rent collections, lease administration, and resident relations
• Support the Property Manager with budgeting, reporting, and expense control to improve financial performance
• Oversee and assist with leasing efforts, ensuring timely follow-up on leads and accurate processing of applications
• Coordinate move-ins, move-outs, inspections, and work orders to maintain high resident satisfaction and compliance with company standards
• Ensure compliance with Tax Credit, HUD, and local housing regulations; maintain all required documentation and certifications
• Assist with staff scheduling, supervision, and training to promote consistent operational standards
• Monitor delinquencies and work with residents on payment arrangements to reduce outstanding balances
• Handle resident concerns professionally and efficiently to foster a positive community environment
• Maintain accurate records and prepare reports as requested by the Property Manager or Regional leadership

Qualifications:
• Minimum 3 years of experience as an Assistant Property Manager or similar role in affordable or Tax Credit housing
• Knowledge of property management operations, rent collection processes, and regulatory compliance
• Strong organizational skills with attention to detail and follow-through
• Excellent communication, leadership, and problem-solving abilities
• Experience with property management software (Boston Post preferred)
• Customer service–oriented, professional, and proactive in approach
 

Equal Opportunity Employer