Asset Manager

At L+M Development Partners, working together to build stronger communities is our mission.

Our double bottom line philosophy means that we measure success not only in financial returns but also by the positive impacts we make in the communities we serve.

Founded in 1984, L+M is a full-service real estate development firm that develops, invests, constructs, and manages properties with industry-leading innovation in a variety of urban markets nationwide, primarily in the New York Tristate Area.

Recognized as one of the top affordable housing developers in the country, L+M and its affiliate companies are responsible for approximately $20 billion in development and investment, and combined have over 57,000 high-quality residential units in construction or that have been acquired, preserved, or completed.

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L+M is seeking an Asset Management Associate to join an experienced team responsible for growing the LIHTC acquisition and redevelopment business across select markets nationwide.

Through the SENA Affordable Communities business line, L+M acquires, rehabilitates, and operates existing affordable housing assets financed with Low-Income Housing Tax Credits and Tax-Exempt bonds.

The position will be responsible for the oversight of a newly-acquired portfolio of LIHTC properties across the state of Maryland.

Key areas of focus will include:

• Review and analysis of monthly operating reports
• Develop and formalize asset management strategy and processes to maintain and improve assets
• Provide proactive, hands-on asset management
• Assist with oversight of capital expenditure program

Areas of Responsibility:

• Participate in the handoff process specifically in collecting and providing due diligence as properties move from development to operations/asset management
• Monitor property performance against LIHTC underwriting pro-forma, regulatory agreements, partnership covenants, and debt service requirements to mitigate compliance risk and partnership interests
• Analyze rent roll, lease expiration schedule, vacancy rates, unit availability and marketing/leasing efforts to maximize occupancy and collection rates.