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We are looking for a Property Administrator to support housing operations for a non-profit organization in Napa, California. This Long-term Contract position focuses on resident intake, occupancy coordination, compliance administration, and day-to-day property support. The ideal candidate will bring strong knowledge of affordable housing programs, stay organized in a fast-paced environment, and provide attentive service to applicants and residents alike.
Job Responsibility:
Evaluate housing applications to confirm eligibility, manage applicant waitlists, and coordinate unit tours for prospective residents
Process incoming residents in accordance with established affordable housing and property program requirements while maintaining accurate and orderly files
Prepare lease documentation, explain occupancy terms to new residents, and complete all related move-in paperwork thoroughly and on time
Conduct regular inspections of the property each day to maintain management visibility and monitor overall curb appeal and community conditions
Track vacant unit readiness by following up with maintenance teams and vendors, and review turnover progress daily to help reduce downtime
Minimize vacancy exposure by advancing multiple applicants with relevant experience when notice to vacate is received from current residents
Distribute rental charges, collect rent payments and security deposits, and forward required documentation to the accounting team
Partner with accounting staff on tenant status updates and complete recurring weekly, monthly, and compliance reporting, including annual resident recertifications
Participate in required training programs, including occasional sessions that may involve overnight travel
Requirements:
Experience administering affordable housing programs, including HUD and Low Income Tax Credit Housing regulations
Knowledge of applicant screening, lease administration, recertifications, and occupancy documentation within a residential property setting
Ability to maintain organized records, manage waitlists, and handle multiple open tasks with strong attention to detail
Comfortable walking the property regularly and monitoring unit turnover activity in collaboration with vendors and maintenance staff
Strong communication and customer service skills when working with applicants, residents, and internal teams
Proficiency in rent collection support, deposit handling, and coordination with accounting or finance personnel
Ability to follow compliance guidelines, meet reporting deadlines, and work independently in a structured environment