Conducts on-site HUD Management and Occupancy Reviews for HUD-assisted multifamily properties in Illinois and Georgia. Responsibilities include reviewing property documentation, analyzing data, following up on NSPIRE inspections, interpreting Section 8 regulations, preparing detailed compliance reports, communicating findings to property owners and management agents, maintaining confidentiality, and traveling at least 50%, including overnight trips.
Management & Occupancy Review (MOR) Contractor
Locations: Illinois & Georgia
Contract Opportunity | Travel Required
National Housing Compliance (NHC) is seeking experienced Management and Occupancy Review (MOR) Contractors to conduct on-site reviews for an assigned portfolio of HUD-assisted multifamily properties in Illinois and Georgia.
The MOR Contractor will be responsible for conducting comprehensive Management and Occupancy Reviews in accordance with HUD Form 9834, completing follow-up related to NSPIRE inspection results, reviewing and analyzing property documentation, and preparing thorough written reports. All work must be performed in accordance with applicable HUD program regulations and NHC standards of performance.
Key Responsibilities
- Conduct on-site Management and Occupancy Reviews (MORs) for assigned multifamily properties.
- Complete reviews in accordance with HUD Form 9834 and applicable HUD requirements.
- Conduct appropriate follow-up related to NSPIRE inspection results.
- Review, collect, and analyze property documentation and supporting data.
- Prepare clear, accurate, and comprehensive written reports documenting review findings.
- Communicate professionally with property owners, agents, management staff, and NHC representatives.
- Ensure assigned work is completed accurately, timely, and in accordance with HUD regulations and NHC performance standards.
- Maintain appropriate documentation and confidentiality throughout the review process.
- Travel to assigned properties, including occasional overnight travel.
Qualifications
- Expert knowledge of HUD Section 8 Multifamily Housing program regulations.
- Property management and/or HUD-assisted multifamily housing experience required.
- Previous experience conducting Management and Occupancy Reviews strongly preferred.
- Strong analytical, data review, and report-writing skills.
- Excellent customer service and professional communication skills, including experience working directly with property owners and management agents.
- Proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite and HUD secure systems.
- Certified Occupancy Specialist (COS) certification required.
- Bachelor’s degree in Business or a related field preferred.
- Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation required.
- Must maintain appropriate automobile liability insurance coverage.
- Ability and willingness to travel 50% or more, including some overnight travel.
Ideal Candidate
The ideal contractor is a detail-oriented housing professional who can work independently, effectively manage an assigned portfolio, interpret HUD requirements, identify compliance concerns, and communicate findings clearly and professionally. Candidates should be comfortable working directly with property owners and agents while maintaining strong customer relationships and NHC’s standards for quality and compliance.
This is a contractor opportunity serving properties located in Illinois and Georgia.
Pay
$1200 per MOR
$1200 per MOR
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