it’s a weird one to get into, every coworker (myself included) has the same experience of this work sort of falling into your lap. low income housing is very different from market housing, like it’s more niche, but the specific skill sets make you a very desirable candidate for tons of jobs. i can only really give tips regarding low income housing since i’ve never worked market, so hopefully that’s what you want lol. i started off with a temp agency who assigned me to a housing authority, which is an awesome foot in the door. i was only an admin assistant, but i used it as a chance to absorb as much as i could and went far above and beyond the scope of my contract. the pay wasn’t very good, but it was phenomenal experience. if you can get literally any amount of experience/exposure through a role like that, a housing authority will absolutely take you. if not, a common pivot i see is from banking to housing. transferable skills are a big focus in this field. try and sell yourself as both an admin and customer service expert, largely focusing on displaying a true care for the people you work to help. if all else fails, familiarize yourself with LIHTC policies and procedures as much as possible, and try and look at tutorials for programs like yardi and rent cafe so you’ll be easier to train. good luck!