26th Annual Affordable Multifamily Rental Housing Conference: Pre-Recorded Library 


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New for this year’s virtual conference, we are establishing a “library” of pre-recorded sessions—these pre-recorded sessions will be available to all paid conference registrants regardless of which or how many days they register/pay to attend. This is our way of “adding value” to your conference registration! Paid conference registrants will receive a link to a password-protected Dropbox folder where they will be able to access the links to the recordings; sharing the Dropbox folder link/password or the links to the recordings is prohibited. Conference registrants will have access to the recordings from approximately November 12th through the end of the year (December 31st). Check back--additional Pre-Recorded Sessions may be added.

Fair Housing: Overview & Updates presented by the Equal Rights Center

This session, presented by the Equal Rights Center, will cover important information that all housing providers should know to remain in compliance with fair housing laws.  Topics will include an overview of local fair housing protections in Virginia, Maryland, and Washington D.C., and recent guidance from the Department of Housing & Urban Development on assistance animals in housing. 

 

 

 

Grassroots Advocacy Session

In this Grassroots Advocacy session, NAHMA will provide tips on how management staff and residents can participate grassroots advocacy with a focus on advocacy strategies for engaging Members of Congress on the importance of affordable housing in their states. We will conclude with a spotlight on key Lawmakers or “Housing Champions” from the region and their housing-related legislative priorities in the 117th Congress.  (Instructors:  Larry Keys, Michal Machnowski)

 

State of the Affordable Housing in the Mid-Atlantic Region

NAHMA will provide a national and regional outlook, or State of Affordable Housing, highlighting key industry data and trends. (Instructors:  Larry Keys, Michal Machnowski)

 

LIHTC Re-Certifications In-Depth

Recertification can be a difficult task for the tax credit property: “HUD isn’t paying my rent so why do I have to recertify?” This course takes an in-depth look at the requirements and timing of annual and other recertification’s as well as the 140% (Next Available Unit) Rule, unit transfers, and changes in household composition. We will also tackle the special challenges with resyndication and for properties with blended financing, and prevention and cures for delinquent annuals. (Instructor: Gwen Volk)

 

COQ Made Easy

Do you have an unfinished NAHMA - Communities of Quality application under a pile on your desk? Have you been procrastinating on even starting one? This workshop takes the mystery, fear, dread, and anxiety out of the COQ application process. Learn how to: 

  1. pre-qualify your property before starting the paperwork, 

  2. identify categories where you may be lacking, 

  3. develop a strategy to obtain the points you need, and 

  4. set up a "who does what, when & how" schedule with a target date for submitting your application.

(Instructor: Gwen Volk)

 

Preparations Not Required: New Techniques for Managing Bed Bugs

Ten years ago bed bugs were a topic in nursery rhymes but unfortunately they've become a nightmare for many affordable housing communities across the country. In addition to the bugs themselves causing sleepless nights, pest control companies demanding extensive preparation for treatment and not eliminating problems has added more complications to an already complicated situation. In this session you will learn how to stop all the preparation associated with most bed bug infestations, how to manage bed bugs across communities to reduce the cost associated with services and new and progressive tools to treat bed bugs in an effective fashion.

 

Learning Objectives:
  • Learn the “No Prep” treatment methodology for bed bugs
  • How to manage bed bug infestations across communities to reduce treatment costs
  • How to utilize new and progressive bed bug tools in your community
 
Presenter: Sarah Latyn, Training and Quality Assurance Coordinator for SenSci