Kimball, Tirey & St. John’s fair housing training is a course covering both California and federal fair housing laws. It is a must for maintenance personnel, technicians, porters and groundskeepers on residential rental property in California. Some of the key issues include the California and federal protected classes, disability requests relating to parking and assistance (more…)

This session covers updates to the treatment of foster children and adults, new income exclusions, revised calculation methods, the new verification hierarchy, and other changes to verification requirements. It also explores adopting means-tested and streamlined approaches and incorporating student financial aid across HUD programs. Presented by Gwen Volk *** HOTMA Series Bundle Registration *** This (more…)

This session addresses updates like new asset exclusions, thresholds, the treatment of real property and non-essential personal property, changes in verification requirements, new methods of imputing income, the impact of means-tested verification, and the self-certification process for assets. Presented by Gwen Volk   Meeting Link Details The meeting link and details will be sent out to (more…)

Highlights include CPI-based adjustments, the increased factor (from 3% to 10%) for calculating medical and disability expenses, phase-in provisions for existing tenants, general relief measures, owner choices for new tenants, and discretionary hardship policies. Presented by Gwen Volk   Meeting Link Details The meeting link and details will be sent out to registrants in a separate (more…)

This session explains and demonstrates updated methods for determining income, expanded use of the Enterprise Income Verification (EIV) system, and new owner options for changes within 90 days prior to annual recertifications. Presented by Gwen Volk   Meeting Link Details The meeting link and details will be sent out to registrants in a separate email, no (more…)

This course provides a comprehensive overview of the rules and regulations governing Live-In Aides in HUD housing as outlined in the HUD Handbook 4350.3. Participants will gain a clear understanding of eligibility requirements, documentation processes, and compliance standards necessary to ensure proper application of HUD policies. Through interactive examples and case studies, this course will equip learners with the knowledge to (more…)

Covers changes to lease terms, the 10% adjusted income threshold for increases, owner discretion on decreases, restrictions on reviewing increases in earned income, owner options with EIV, non-interim re-examinations, and new limitations on retroactive rent reductions. Presented by Gwen Volk  Meeting Link Details The meeting link and details will be sent out to registrants in (more…)

This session details the net cash value cap, restrictions on real estate suitable for occupancy, admission criteria, owner options for current residents, cure opportunities, timelines, and exceptions. It also reviews new forms (leases, HUD-50059, HUD-9887, HUD-9887A), implementation guidelines, the impact of minor errors on owners and tenants, suspension of EIV Income Discrepancy reports, enhanced verification (more…)