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Housing Rehabilitation Specialist (Bilingual/ Spanish )

22nd Century Technologies, Inc.
Pay Rate: $29.42/hr. on W2
United States, Arizona, Mesa
Jan 28, 2026
Job Title: Housing Rehabilitation Specialist (Bilingual/ Spanish ) Duration: 6 months Location: Mesa AZ 85210 Pay Rate: $29.42/hr. on W2 without benefits Shift: Mon - Thursday-7:00am -5:30pm Job Description: A Housing Rehabilitation Specialist helps fix and improve homes, mainly for low-income homeowners, by managing repair projects and making sure everything follows city, state, and federal rules. The job mixes field inspections, paperwork, and working with people. You may do home inspections, office/administrative work, or a mix of both. Role & Responsibilities: You're basically the quality checker and project manager for home repairs. Inspect homes to see what repairs are needed. Make sure repairs meet building codes and safety rules Write up repair plans and cost estimates.. Help choose contractors and oversee their work. Make sure contractors are paid correctly and legally. Step in if there are issues between homeowners and contractors. Lead and guide maintenance staff and contractors. Administration side (office-focused) Explain housing rehab programs to homeowners. Help people apply and check if they qualify. Set up loan payments or liens on homes. Prepare and record legal paperwork. Work with finance, lenders, title companies, and city departments. Keep detailed files to meet HUD rules. Help clients adjust payment plans if needed. Refer homeowners to other social services when appropriate. Homeowners (often low-income, elderly, or disabled). Contractors and inspectors. City staff and other government agencies. HUD and other federal/state partners. Lenders, title companies, and social service agencies. Work environment: Mix of office work and field work. Visiting homes and construction sites. Some physical activity (climbing ladders, inspections, different weather). Uses standard office tools and basic construction tools. Must drive to sites (valid driver's license required). Qualifications: High school diploma or GED (more education/certifications preferred). 3-5 years' experience in housing programs, construction, inspections, or similar work. Knowledge of building codes or housing programs. Ability to do cost estimates, paperwork, and basic financial analysis. Strong communication and problem-solving skills. Spanish/English bilingual is a plus.