The Development Equity Analyst/Associate oversees and facilitates equity contributions for Low Income Housing Tax Credits and other investment programs, focusing on Final Closing and Stabilization phases.
They manage risk mitigation, monitor lease-up progress, ensure compliance with financial and legal requirements, and coordinate conversion from construction to permanent financing.
The role includes reviewing sources and uses, managing disbursements, assessing project risks, conducting property inspections, and preparing investor reports.
Candidate requirements include a relevant degree, experience in real estate or tax credit syndication, strong financial analysis skills, and excellent communication.
Benefits include competitive compensation, development opportunities, and a collaborative work environment.
Location is Denver, with full-time hours and a salary range of $85,000–$125,000. Applications are accepted until June 1, 2026.