LIHTC Due Diligence & Closings Coordinator

Hunt Companies, Inc; Denver (CO); On-site; USD 95,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Hunt Companies, Inc. is seeking a Due Diligence Coordinator to support project managers in LIHTC equity transactions in affordable housing.

You will coordinate documentation through closing, manage third-party reviews, and ensure timely equity payments while maintaining strong customer service for internal and external stakeholders. The role requires LIHTC experience, detailed organization, and the ability to adapt to shifting priorities.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's Degree in real estate development or equivalent, finance, accounting, or urban planning preferred.
• 4-6 years LIHTC experience required.
• Experience on the closing team for LIHTC transactions strongly preferred.
• Experience with the escrow process preferred.
• Exceptional organizational skills, highly attentive to detail, and able to perform tasks with limited supervision in a time-sensitive work environment.
• Good client and public presentation skills; excellent oral and written communication skills.
• Maintain the strictest confidence when handling confidential and non-routine information and matters.
• Ability to initiate and maintain effective and cooperative working relationships with team members, government agencies, consultants, lenders, investors, and developers.
• Knowledge of key aspects of real estate development, land use and entitlement, property due diligence and acquisition, and site planning and design.
• Conform with and abide by all regulations, policies, work procedures, and instructions.
• Communicate with co-workers, management, clients, and others in a courteous and professional manner.

Responsibilities

• Sets up and maintains portal sites for due diligence sharing related to project closings, and on an as-needed basis for post-closing equity installments. Coordinates access to share portals for appropriate stakeholders. Manages portals to ensure documentation is properly saved and labeled.
• Prepares and maintains due diligence checklists to capture the status of project due diligence with detailed notes. Coordinates with project managers and outside counsel to ensure checklists are updated and circulated to the working group prior to project calls.
• Participates in project due diligence and financing calls. Develops good rapport with project partners and responds to questions related to the due diligence process and/or documentation.
• Disseminates approved due diligence to investors and assists project managers with responding to investor queries and requests.
• Reviews project due diligence for completeness and accuracy. Ensures documents are signed and dated correctly.
• Completes closing binders for projects following the lower-tier project partnership closing, and migrates them from the portal share site to the company network.
• Works with project managers to process insurance waivers for internal approval, and investor approval as needed. Communicates with third-party insurance consultants to ensure that all insurance certificates are received and approved for closing and equity disbursements. Coordinates the revision of project-specific insurance requirements in project partnership agreements.
• Coordinates environmental reviews, managing communication with and payment to third-party environmental firms. Assist project managers in ensuring environmental reports are up to date for closing.
• Coordinates background search ordering and ensures searches are updated for closing, as needed.

Skills

LIHTC experience

Organizational skills

Communication skills

Confidentiality

Relationship management

Education

Bachelor's degree in real estate development or equivalent

Job description

Hunt Companies, Inc. is seeking a Due Diligence Coordinator to support project managers in LIHTC equity transactions in affordable housing.

You will coordinate documentation through closing, manage third-party reviews, and ensure timely equity payments while maintaining strong customer service for internal and external stakeholders. The role requires LIHTC experience, detailed organization, and the ability to adapt to shifting priorities.