Senior Analyst

California Community Reinvestment Corporation (CCRC) is California’s premier multifamily affordable housing lender, helping finance affordable housing communities throughout the state since 1989. As a mission-driven nonprofit and Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI), CCRC partners with major banks, insurance companies, and institutional investors to support affordable housing developments serving families, seniors, veterans, formerly homeless residents, and individuals with special needs across California. Headquartered in Glendale, CA, CCRC offers a collaborative, team-oriented environment where employees have meaningful visibility and impact within the organization. The company combines strong compensation and benefits with a hybrid work model and a culture that values work/life balance while continuing to make a measurable impact on affordable housing throughout California. Role Description CCRC is seeking a Senior Analyst, Loan Origins to support the underwriting, structuring, and closing of affordable multifamily housing transactions throughout California. This position will work closely with Originations, Underwriting, and Relationship Management leadership to evaluate and structure financing transactions including permanent loans, construction-to-permanent financing, bridge loans, and refinances. This role is ideal for someone with a strong analytical foundation in affordable housing finance, multifamily underwriting, commercial real estate lending, or structured finance who enjoys working in a collaborative environment with meaningful impact and long-term growth potential. The Senior Analyst will play a key role in transaction underwriting, financial analysis, due diligence review, and loan structuring while helping ensure transactions align with CCRC’s credit policies and risk standards. Qualifications 3+ years of experience within affordable housing finance, commercial real estate lending, multifamily underwriting, structured finance, or related financial analysis roles Strong understanding of multifamily underwriting, financial modeling, and credit analysis Experience underwriting or analyzing multifamily housing transactions preferred Experience with affordable housing financing structures strongly preferred, including: Low Income Housing Tax Credits (LIHTC) HTC)Tax-exempt bond financing Agency/GSE lending Section 8Federal, state, or local affordable housing programs Strong analytical and problem-solving abilities Advanced Excel and financial modeling skills Ability to analyze complex financial statements, pro formas, and operating performance Strong organizational skills with attention to detail and accuracy Excellent written and verbal communication skills Ability to manage multiple deadlines and priorities within a collaborative environment Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Real Estate, Accounting, Economics, or related field preferred What You’ll Be Doing Support underwriting, structuring, and closing activities for affordable multifamily housing transactions Analyze multifamily developments involving permanent loans, bridge financing, refinances, and construction-to-permanent executions Perform detailed financial analysis including: Development and stabilization pro forma review Sources & Uses analysis Sponsor and guarantor financial review NOI, DSCR, and stress scenario analysis Assist in preparing transaction-specific underwriting models and credit analysis Review due diligence materials including appraisals, market studies, environmental reports, capital needs assessments, and plans/specifications Identify underwriting risks and recommend mitigating factors Coordinate with Relationship Managers, Underwriting leadership, borrowers, and third-party partners throughout the underwriting process Monitor transaction progress and ensure alignment with CCRC credit policies and underwriting standards Support closing and documentation efforts for approved transactions What We Offer Hybrid work environment (2 days in office) Collaborative and mission-driven culture Competitive compensation and bonus potential Strong work/life balance compared to many institutional lending environments Generous benefits package Additional paid office closure between Christmas and New Year's Opportunity to support affordable housing initiatives throughout California Exposure to complex and meaningful multifamily housing transactions Compensation Base salary range: $81,000 – $114,000 annually depending on experience and qualifications. #J-18808-Ljbffr