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Asset Management Training

To have an event posted on our calendar*, please e-mail Dan Stern. Or send event description or brochure to:

Housing Assistance Council
Attn: Dan Stern
1025 Vermont Avenue, NW
Suite 606
Washington, DC 20005

Or fax to (202) 347-3441
Attn: Dan Stern

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*Calendar Posting Guidelines:

HAC’s calendar posts announcements about periodic conferences, training sessions, audioconferences, and the like. Topics must be relevant to professionals in the rural housing and community development arena. HAC reserves the right to accept or decline any request to post an item. We do not include sessions provided by entities (for-profit or nonprofit) that offer numerous regularly scheduled training events; links to such entities are provided below.

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Asset Management Training

Start: March 20, 2013
End: March 21, 2013
Location: Jackson, MS
Registration Fee: $75

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Join the Housing Assistance Council on March 20-21 in Jackson, MS for Asset Management Training. This two-day training is an interactive and highly participatory, hands-on workshop designed for asset managers, property managers, supervisors and Board members with a wide range of professional experience. The curriculum is a required class for the Certified Housing Asset Manager (CHAM) Certification and includes an overview of key property asset management concepts and theories and a review of the responsibilities of key asset management participants, including:

  • Introduction to the Double Bottom Line concept of affordable property ownership – the theory of steering properties toward both business and mission based goals and outcomes.
  • Review of the Life Stages of a Property – review of key asset management functions and responsibilities through the various planning, construction, lease up, operational and disposition phases, with a focus on the critical interrelationship between development and asset management tasks through these stages.
  • Analysis and review of property performance standards, including extensive basic numbers crunching designed to increase understanding of key performance indicators and their relationship to financial and operational health and long-term viability.
  • Analysis of key performance standards analyzed includes Revenue Analysis (occupancy, collections, turnover and turnaround), Expense Analysis (operating costs, benchmarking and trending analysis) and Property Financial Analysis (cash flow, debt coverage).
  • Introduction and review of property financial reports and audits as well as best practices in tracking, measuring and assessing progress toward key operational and financial performance goals.
The registration fee for this course is $75. Unfortunately, HAC is unable to confirm registration for this event without receipt of full payment of the prescribed course fee.
For organizations that are participants in HAC’s RCDI 9, 10, 12 and THRIVE programs, there is no registration fee for this course.

Questions? Contact Shonterria Charleston, (202) 842-8600 Ext. 227.

Conducting Homeless Counts on Native American Lands – Webinar

To have an event posted on our calendar*, please e-mail Dan Stern. Or send event description or brochure to:

Housing Assistance Council
Attn: Dan Stern
1025 Vermont Avenue, NW
Suite 606
Washington, DC 20005

Or fax to (202) 347-3441
Attn: Dan Stern

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*Calendar Posting Guidelines:

HAC’s calendar posts announcements about periodic conferences, training sessions, audioconferences, and the like. Topics must be relevant to professionals in the rural housing and community development arena. HAC reserves the right to accept or decline any request to post an item. We do not include sessions provided by entities (for-profit or nonprofit) that offer numerous regularly scheduled training events; links to such entities are provided below.

Community Connections
IPED

HUD Calendar
NeighborWorks
Novogradac and Compan

Back to Trainings

Conducting Homeless Counts on Native American Lands

Date: March 13, 2012
Time: 2:00 – 3:00 PM Eastern
Registration: https://cc.readytalk.com/cc/s/registrations/new?cid=9kowvf25jgfy

The Housing Assistance Council (HAC) is pleased to invite you to a webinar highlighting its recent publication Conducting Homeless Counts on Native American Lands: A Toolkit. It is often difficult to address homelessness on Native American lands, due to the challenge in quantifying the number of actual homeless individuals living therein. While there is ‘literal’ homelessness on Native American lands, many Native Americans also live in extremely crowded conditions with family and relatives which is another, less visible, form of homelessness. Places with small, spread-out populations, like most Native American lands, typically have few shelters or service providers forcing homeless individuals to rely on strong kinship networks to find a place to stay. Issues surrounding tribal mistrust of the federal government, a lack of understanding of tribal sovereignty and diversity among Indian nations by outside entities, cultural competencies, and legal complexities associated with tribal lands create additional challenges to conducting an accurate count.

Based upon past research as well as interviews with key stakeholders in the field, the webinar will provide insights on how to conduct outreach, plan homeless surveys, partner with other researchers and organizations, and secure funding.

For more information, please email Eric Oberdorfer at eric@ruralhome.org.

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Rural Housing Summit 2012 – New Visions for a New Landscape

To have an event posted on our calendar*, please e-mail Dan Stern. Or send event description or brochure to:

Housing Assistance Council
Attn: Dan Stern
1025 Vermont Avenue, NW
Suite 606
Washington, DC 20005

Or fax to (202) 347-3441
Attn: Dan Stern

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*Calendar Posting Guidelines:

HAC’s calendar posts announcements about periodic conferences, training sessions, audioconferences, and the like. Topics must be relevant to professionals in the rural housing and community development arena. HAC reserves the right to accept or decline any request to post an item. We do not include sessions provided by entities (for-profit or nonprofit) that offer numerous regularly scheduled training events; links to such entities are provided below.

Community Connections
IPED

HUD Calendar
NeighborWorks
Novogradac and Compan

Back to Trainings

Rural Housing Summit 2012 – New Visions for a New Landscape

Start Date: October 25, 2012
End Date: October 26, 2012
Location: Pacific Grove, CA
Registration: https://rhs2012.eventbrite.com/

The Rural Housing Summit brings together housing professionals and advocates to examine key policy and program issues and develop a strategic action plan to improve the living conditions of low-income and rural Californians during the upcoming year and beyond.

Becoming a High Performing CHDO – Macon, GA

To have an event posted on our calendar*, please e-mail Dan Stern. Or send event description or brochure to:

Housing Assistance Council
Attn: Dan Stern
1025 Vermont Avenue, NW
Suite 606
Washington, DC 20005

Or fax to (202) 347-3441
Attn: Dan Stern

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*Calendar Posting Guidelines:

HAC’s calendar posts announcements about periodic conferences, training sessions, audioconferences, and the like. Topics must be relevant to professionals in the rural housing and community development arena. HAC reserves the right to accept or decline any request to post an item. We do not include sessions provided by entities (for-profit or nonprofit) that offer numerous regularly scheduled training events; links to such entities are provided below.

Community Connections
IPED

HUD Calendar
NeighborWorks
Novogradac and Compan

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Building HOME and Lead Based Paint

Start: October 2, 2012
End: October 3, 2012
Location: Macon, GA

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The Housing Assistance Council and the US Department of Housing and Urban Development, Atlanta Field Office invite you to participate in Becoming a High Performing CHDO on October 2-3, 2012 in Macon, GA.

This training is designed to help improve performance under the HOME Program, topics covered include CHDO and HOME basics, redefining the PJ‐CHDO relationship, are you set‐up to be a successful developer, selecting good CHDO projects, CHDO project implementation, and ensuring long‐term project and CHDO survival. Discussion will include recent updates to the HOME program.

Due to funding restrictions this training is limited to staff of certified CHDOs, potential CHDOs and PJs in Georgia. Additionally, participants are required to register in advance for this event.

Questions? Contact Shonterria Charleston, (202) 842-8600 Ext. 227.

Green Building Webinar

To have an event posted on our calendar*, please e-mail Dan Stern. Or send event description or brochure to:

Housing Assistance Council
Attn: Dan Stern
1025 Vermont Avenue, NW
Suite 606
Washington, DC 20005

Or fax to (202) 347-3441
Attn: Dan Stern

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*Calendar Posting Guidelines:

HAC’s calendar posts announcements about periodic conferences, training sessions, audioconferences, and the like. Topics must be relevant to professionals in the rural housing and community development arena. HAC reserves the right to accept or decline any request to post an item. We do not include sessions provided by entities (for-profit or nonprofit) that offer numerous regularly scheduled training events; links to such entities are provided below.

Community Connections
IPED

HUD Calendar
NeighborWorks
Novogradac and Compan

Back to Trainings

Green Building Webinar

Date: September 19, 2012
Time: 2:00 – 3:00 PM Eastern
Registration: https://cc.readytalk.com/r/r0cx8u62e7ja

Adding ‘green’, ‘sustainable’ or ‘active/passive energy efficient’ techniques to development planning can take many forms to meet specific goals, particularly the affordability of up-front and long-term costs. This webinar will provide a brief overview of both the 184 and 502 programs followed by examples of how each program can be effectively utilized to build sustainable green housing (to include discussion on building activities on Native American Lands). Participants will gain from in-depth discussion on various types of construction, from conventional to manufactured, as well as, those being used by tribal organizations across the country such as straw bale, hogans, and advanced framing methods to meet green guidelines developed by each individual tribe for their specific locality. This webinar will also provide a brief overview of the latest Energy Star and Water Sense compliance standards.

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