Outsourced accounting and FP&A for real estate and hospitality operators
Howard runs outsourced finance departments for operators, and its stack reads like a client-system map: vacation rental PMS tools (Guesty, Hostaway), restaurant POS (Toast, Micros, Clover), property software (AppFolio) and multiple ERPs from QuickBooks to NetSuite and Sage Intacct. Hiring is almost entirely finance and concentrated in Latin America, pointing to a nearshore accounting delivery model scaling around trust accounting and month-end close work.
Howard is a privately held finance outsourcing firm headquartered in Miami Beach, FL, with 51–200 employees. It provides bookkeeping, accounting, controller and financial analyst capacity that can take on a client's full finance function, including budgeting, financial modeling and investor materials. Its clients come from real estate, hospitality, consumer products and sponsor-backed operating companies. Delivery teams are recruited across Latin America, including Mexico, Colombia, Brazil, Argentina, Peru, Uruguay, Guatemala, Costa Rica and the Dominican Republic.
Howard works across QuickBooks Online and Desktop, Sage Intacct, NetSuite, Acumatica, SAP, Restaurant365 and Bill.com, plus client-side tools like AppFolio, Guesty, Hostaway and Toast.
Howard recruits across Latin America, including Mexico, Colombia, Brazil, Argentina, Peru, Uruguay, Guatemala, Costa Rica and the Dominican Republic.
Yes. Open roles are overwhelmingly in finance, mostly mid and senior level, covering month-end close, trust and escrow reconciliation, and US GAAP reporting for hospitality and vacation rental clients.
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