Recorded version now available for download Change 3 to HUD Occupancy Handbook 4350.3, Rev. 1 became effective August 1, 2009. In this 90-minute recorded event, NCHM VP of Compliance Mark S. Alper explores the numerous clarifications and changes contained in Change 3, include those affecting the calculation of income and the status of live-in aides. Mark reviews the substantial impact of Change 3 on Chapter 9 of Handbook 4350.3, which will now reflect the significant revisions made to HUD 50059, the addition of HUD 50059-A, and the various changes made with TRACS 202C. DOWNLOAD
NCHM webinars: Cost-effective training solutions for busy housing professionals
Staying current with the rapid-fire changes in subsidized housing is tough for busy housing professionals. That's why we developed Spotlight On, a webinar series designed to provide an opportunity for even the busiest of people to get up to speed on important new developments affecting our industry. Spolight On webinars also examine topics that aren’t addressed in any handbook or policy guide.
PROGRAM INFO:
Duration: Webinars run approximately 90 minutes.
Cost: $139 Online registration: $95
How to register: Like our other courses – online or via phone/fax.
How to attend: We'll email you instructions on how to participate.
Class participation: Interactive format lets attendees submit questions.
UPCOMING WEBINARS:
8823 Guidebook: Key Changes
March 23, 2010, 1–2:30 PM EST
NCHM's Tax Credit expert Jo Ikelheimer will review what you need to know about the recently revised 8823 Guidebook.
Compliance Gray Areas
March 25, 2010, 1–2:30 PM EST
In certain situations, HUD regulations sometimes fail to provide unequivocal guidance. What should you do? In this webinar, Senior Compliance Trainer Joe Thomas will delve into some of the murkies areas of HUD compliance, drawing on the insights of compliance experts such as NCHM Vice President of Compliance Mark S. Alper.
The presentation will teach participants:
- how to distinguish gray areas from matters of compliance that are not gray at all.
- how to answer the age-old question, "If it's not in the Handbook, where else might it be?"
- how to understand the concept of "spirit and intent," and how managers can apply this to gray areas.
- when to seek permission of a regulatory agency, and when it might be better to seek forgiveness later.
Tenant Fraud
April 20, 2010, 1–2:30 PM EST
Mark S. Alper will teach participants how to identify tenant fraud—and what they should do about it.
Basic Problem-Solving
May 25, 2010, 1–2:30 PM EST
James Waller will demonstrate the Four Quadrant Model, a powerful tool for solving problems and making strategic decisions. James will show how the model can be applied to almost any decision-making process to produce the best results.
Newbie Mistakes: Top 10
June 22, 2010, 1–2:30 PM EST
New site managers are prone to making certain mistakes. Mark Alper lists the top 10 mistakes "newbies" make and suggests ways to avoid them. This webinar is a great primer for the new manager, or refresher for the veteran manager.
LIHTC Regulatory Rules Review
July 20, 2010, 1–2:30 PM EST
The Section 42 regulations contain numerous "rules" addressing such issues as the Full-time Student Rule, the 140% Rule, the Next Available Unit Rule, the Unit Vacancy rule, and the Vacancy Decontrol rule. In this webinar, Jo Ikelheimer will review these rules, discuss their implications in depth, and explain how they should be implemented at LIHTC properties.
Clarity on Tenant Files
August 17, 2010, 1–2:30 PM EST
Mark S. Alper explores the importance of clarifying statements and tenant files.
