Industry-leading training from a name that opens doors.
As the ultimate resource for knowledge and credibility, owners and managers count on us to keep them ahead of the curve.
Upcoming Online Training
Our live online training courses allow you to earn your certification no matter where you are. Taught by NCHM’s leading instructors live, online training will help you improve your knowledge, earn your certification and increase your effectiveness immediately.
Certified Occupancy Specialist (COS)
June 23-26, 2025The COS training is a comprehensive study of HUD’s Office of Multifamily Housing guidelines and regulations set forth in HUD Handbook 4350.3 REV-1 and subsequent notices.
Tax Credit Specialist (TCS)
June 9-12, 2025TCS provides a thorough review of IRS regulations and guidance, including the IRS’s Guide for Completing Form 8823.
HOTMA Compliance
June 16-17, 2025Register today for NCHM’s comprehensive training on HOTMA, a major change to the affordable housing industry.
Our Mandate
We are the only organization mandated by the President of the United States to professionalize the housing industry. As the ultimate resource for knowledge, status, and credibility, owners and managers count on us to keep them ahead of the curve on complex regulations and industry best practices. We professionalize people and organizations, making them more valuable and effective.
Latest News & Insights
HOTMA Delayed Until January 1, 2026 for HUD Multifamily Housing Program
HUD announced that HOTMA implementation would be further delayed until January 1, 2026 for HUD Multifamily Housing (MFH) program.
How to Treat Medicare Advantage Supplemental Benefits Spending Cards
HUD has addressed this long-standing question with a new FAQ document from January 2025.
HUD Issues New Final HOTMA Rule for CPD Programs
HUD has cleared the air on two of the last lingering questions facing those programs.
Veterans for Housing Initiative
Support for veterans of the United States armed services is a national priority, and many organizations have answered the call to help veterans in the areas of health care, housing, jobs, and beyond. We applaud these organizations for providing services to those who have selflessly pledged to protect our freedom and way of life.
But the Veterans for Housing Initiative is different. Our goal is to attract and train veterans for careers in housing management. We believe that the housing industry itself, and affordable housing in particular, represents a unique opportunity for veterans to continue to give back to their community while also being an excellent career choice.
