Published On: April 2, 2026

In this Gorfine, Schiller & Gardyn podcast interview, Jenny Estrada, Principal, Audit & Accounting Services at GSG, discusses HUD mortgage compliance requirements and how property owners and operators can reduce compliance risk.

Properties with HUD insured, or HUD assisted mortgages face a unique set of compliance obligations. From surplus cash calculations to required audits and reporting through HUD’s REACT system, staying compliant requires careful attention to documentation, deadlines, and internal controls.

In this episode, Jenny provides a clear and practical overview of what HUD mortgage compliance involves and what property owners should be thinking about throughout the year.

Following are some of the key discussion points from the interview:

  • What HUD compliance involves, and why it’s important for property owners and operators to get it right. (:30)
  • The most common compliance challenges for properties with HUD insured or HUD assisted mortgages. (1:20)
  • How financial reporting and audits factor into HUD compliance requirements. (5:44)
  • The role internal controls and documentation play in staying compliant and avoiding issues during HUD reviews. (6:30)
  • Practical ways to stay organized and consistent across locations for organizations managing multiple HUD financed properties. (7:20)
  • How GSG helps clients reduce compliance risk and feel more confident navigating HUD mortgage requirements. (8:20)

HUD mortgage compliance is not just about meeting deadlines. It begins with understanding regulatory agreements and loan documents and continues through strong financial reporting, sound internal controls, and proactive communication.

For organizations managing HUD financed properties, having an experienced audit and accounting partner can make the process more manageable and significantly reduce compliance risk.

Please contact GSG here to learn more about how we can help you navigate HUD compliance requirements with confidence.

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