As we adapt to new ways of getting work done, keeping up with changes in legislation impacting affordable housing and tapping to the industry’s best practices, we are here for you.
All in-person training was cancelled for 2020 as we converted to offering virtual training. We focused our training offerings on engaging our members with professional development to sharpen their skill set to be ready to thrive and move forward in the affordable housing industry.
We invite you to join us in any of our upcoming webinars as we learn together.
If you have questions or need more information, email training@ahma-psw.org or call our team at 866.698.AHMA (2462).
Training Policy – Registration fees may be refunded, in full, if cancellation is received in writing on or before 7 business days prior to class date. Cancellation notification should be directed to training@ahma-psw.org.
After this date, fees are non-refundable, and two options are offered, as follows:
For emergency cancellations, please email training@ahma-psw.org and call our office 1.866.698.2462.
Instructor: Angela Cisneros – Winn Companies The requirements set forth in the Fair Housing Act and Section 504 regulations are enormously complex and far-reaching. NAHMA’s Fair Housing Compliance (FHC) course trains managers to understand these complex regulations, and provides clear instructions on fair housing laws. The comprehensive, practical training manual for this course includes ready-to-use (more…)
Speaker: Sonja Horn – DASH Compliance The Certified Professional of Occupancy (CPO) course is a comprehensive program offered by the National Affordable Housing Management Association (NAHMA) for property management staff in affordable developments, including LIHTC combined with HUD and Public Housing projects undergoing RAD conversions to PBRA. It is the only occupancy course that covers (more…)
Instructor: Anita Moseman – The Monfric Group As experienced affordable housing management professionals know, the LIHTC program is the primary production tool for creating new affordable housing properties across every state in the country, and it is also the most important tool for rehabilitating and preserving the nation’s existing stock of aging affordable housing. To (more…)