Full-Time

Community Reporting & Compliance Coordinator

Updated on 8/19/2026

cdcb

cdcb

11-50 employees

Non-profit housing developer with affordable homes

Compensation Overview

$50k/yr

Brownsville, TX, USA

Remote

Occasional travel may be required for training, funder site visits, or conferences.

Bachelor's

Category
Accounting (1)
Required Skills
Microsoft Office
CRM
Word/Pages/Docs
Yardi
Excel/Numbers/Sheets
Microsoft Outlook
PowerPoint/Keynote/Slides

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Requirements
  • A bachelor's degree in Finance, Business Administration, Public Administration, Housing, or a related field is required.
  • At least 3 years of professional experience in mortgage lending, quality control, compliance, grant reporting, data management, or a closely related field is required.
  • Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite, including Excel, Word, Outlook, and PowerPoint, is required.
  • The candidate must have strong analytical and critical-thinking skills and be able to connect details to the big picture.
  • The candidate must have strong organizational skills and be able to manage multiple deadlines simultaneously.
  • The candidate must be able to work independently and collaboratively in a team-oriented environment.
  • The role requires strong written and verbal communication skills.
Responsibilities
  • Coordinate and support prefunding and post-closing quality control reviews of mortgage loan files in accordance with the quality control plan and applicable investor requirements, including HUD-FHA, VA, USDA, FHLB, Fannie Mae, and Freddie Mac.
  • Serve as the primary internal liaison with the external quality control vendor, TENA, to manage review timelines, monitor findings, and coordinate timely corrective action.
  • Monitor and document deficiency findings, track trends, and prepare quality control reports to help management evaluate mortgage loan production and identify process improvements.
  • Ensure random, targeted, and discretionary sampling methodologies are followed in alignment with the quality control plan.
  • Review and update the Mortgage Quality Control Plan and related policies to reflect changes in investor, agency, and regulatory requirements, and communicate relevant updates to loan origination staff.
  • Support corrective action processes when quality control reviews identify deficiencies at any stage of the loan process.
  • Prepare and submit recurring and ad hoc reports to funders, investors, and regulatory agencies, including CDFI Fund AMIS portal reporting, NeighborWorks America Success Measures and annual reporting, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac investor reporting and servicing compliance, FFIEC and HMDA reporting, and TDHCA and other applicable state or local funders.
  • Work with the Resource Development Coordinator to develop and maintain a reporting calendar tracking grant and funder deadlines, deliverables, and submission requirements.
  • Monitor and communicate new or changing reporting requirements from funders and regulatory agencies.
  • Ensure grant reporting requirements are completed accurately and on time, with organized and accessible supporting documentation.
  • Perform accurate and timely data entry across key platforms and maintain consistency across systems, including Yardi, Outcome Tracker, KENN, and TENA.
  • Develop and implement data quality assurance procedures to identify and resolve discrepancies, duplicates, and errors across systems.
  • Conduct periodic data audits and reconciliations to maintain the integrity and reliability of organizational data.
  • Maintain awareness of local conditions and trends affecting clients, including housing affordability, economic opportunity, financial well-being, and wealth building.
  • Help design and strengthen systems and processes that improve operational efficiency and reporting accuracy.
  • Carry out additional duties as assigned.
Desired Qualifications
  • Experience in residential mortgage lending and/or underwriting, with familiarity with conventional, FHA, VA, USDA, and/or FHLB loan programs.
  • Experience maintaining data quality in customer relationship management and loan management systems, such as Yardi, Outcome Tracker, or similar platforms.
  • Knowledge of HMDA reporting requirements and mortgage compliance regulations.
  • Familiarity with CDFI, NeighborWorks, Fannie Mae, and Freddie Mac reporting frameworks.
  • Experience with prefunding and post-closing quality control audit processes.
  • Experience working in a nonprofit, community development, or affordable housing environment.
  • Willingness to learn, adapt, and grow in a mission-driven environment, with an interest in community development and expanding opportunity for families.
  • Bilingual English and Spanish ability.

CDCB is a non-profit housing developer serving Cameron and Willacy Counties in the Rio Grande Valley. It builds and keeps affordable single-family homes by combining real estate development, property management, mortgage lending, and financial counseling. The DreamBuild program uses modular homes built at The Farm that are expandable, disaster-resilient, and energy-efficient. CDCB also runs the RGV Multibank and the Community Loan Center to offer affordable financing and alternatives to payday loans, along with YouthBuild and RAPIDO programs. Its goal is to create sustainable communities by increasing affordable homeownership and improving the financial stability of low-income families.

Company Size

11-50

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

Brownsville, Texas

Founded

1974

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • CDCB updated DreamBuild in June 2026 and seeks contractors for 20 units.
  • A 2025 Brownsville plan funded CDCB rental and mortgage assistance at $45,000.
  • A 2026 national housing case study highlighted CDCB's modular model and federal support.

What critics are saying

  • DreamBuild's 2026 expansion depends on grants and philanthropy, exposing revenue concentration risk.
  • CDCB's public service dependence ties execution to Brownsville HOME and CDBG funding cycles.
  • A factory quality or financing failure would damage the brand and stall DreamBuild nationally.

What makes cdcb unique

  • DreamBuild's volumetric modular homes and financing model reduce upfront buyer barriers.
  • CDCB pairs housing construction with counseling, lending, and preservation services in-house.
  • The Farm manufacturing site and 2026 contractor prequalification create local production capacity.

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Stonewall Jackson rehab moves forward - San Benito news. By JACQI LEYVA-HILL Special to the NEWS The historic Stonewall Jackson Hotel could soon begin a new chapter as the San Benito Housing Authority, in collaboration with the nonprofit Come Dream Come Build and preservation consultant Post Oak Preservation Solutions, works to preserve one of the city's best-known landmarks while expanding housing opportunities and supporting downtown revitalization. Built in 1927, the three-story Stonewall Jackson Hotel quickly became one of South Texas' premier hotels and served as a gathering place for community events, civic organizations, business meetings, and travelers for decades. Although the building has been vacant for years, it remains one of San Benito's most recognizable historic landmarks. Now, through its nonprofit affiliate, the San Benito Housing Development Corporation, the San Benito Housing Authority is pursuing a comprehensive rehabilitation of the property and seeking listing on the National Register of Historic Places. The hotel is already recognized as a Recorded Texas Historic Landmark, a designation that acknowledges its architectural and historical significance. "The San Benito Housing Authority is committed to finding innovative ways to expand housing opportunities while strengthening our community," San Benito Housing Authority President and Executive Director Maricela Aguilar said in responses provided by Communications and Compliance Officer Hilary Aguilar. "We saw an opportunity to do much more than restore a historic building - we saw an opportunity to help address a growing housing need while supporting the City's vision for downtown revitalization." Aguilar said residents have consistently shared memories of the hotel's restaurant, community events, and its role as the social center of downtown San Benito. That community feedback helped shape the vision for restoring the building and adapting it to meet today's housing and community needs. Current plans call for converting the hotel's second and third floors into affordable housing for San Benito residents. While the exact number of units has not yet been determined, Aguilar said the project aims to address the growing need for quality housing, particularly for seniors, veterans, individuals with disabilities, and working families. The first floor could include community gathering spaces, meeting and event spaces, nonprofit or educational programming, and opportunities for locally-owned small businesses, all while preserving the building's historic character. Aguilar said the redevelopment could increase downtown foot traffic, attract additional investment and strengthen the city's historic business district. The project remains in the planning phase while architects, engineers and preservation specialists assess the building's structural condition, historic integrity and redevelopment potential. If the property qualifies for listing on the National Register of Historic Places, the designation could make the rehabilitation eligible for historic preservation incentives, grants, and tax credits, while increasing awareness of the hotel's historical significance. Aguilar said construction is expected to take about three years once work begins, and the overall rehabilitation is estimated to cost between $20-$22 million. Funding is expected to come from a combination of state and federal Historic Tax Credits, grant opportunities, and nine percent Low-Income Housing Tax Credits, though the final financing plan will be determined after feasibility studies are completed. Aguilar said the long-term vision is for the Stonewall Jackson Hotel to once again be a place where people gather - not only to live, but also to connect with neighbors, support local businesses, and celebrate San Benito's history while helping shape its future. The San Benito Housing Authority welcomes community interest and feedback throughout the planning process. Anyone with questions or seeking additional information about the Stonewall Jackson Hotel rehabilitation project is encouraged to contact San Benito Housing Authority Communications and Compliance Officer Hilary Aguilar at [email protected] or at (956) 399-7501, Ext. 1004.