Conference Materials
Implementing VAWA Requirements (HCC18)
Review HUDโs Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) guidance and how it could apply to Housing Credit developments. Consider implementation of NCSHAโs new VAWA recommended practice, including...
Mixed-Income Housing Solutions (HCC18)
Explore best practices for utilizing the Housing Credit in mixed-income developments. Consider the benefits of a diverse resident base and the underwriting risks associated with units above 60...
Housing Credit Program Basics (HCC18)
Veteran industry trainers discuss basic Housing Credit program requirements, including income and rent restrictions, qualified allocation plans, federal preferences and criteria, financial...
Developing Service-Enriched and Supportive Housing (HCC18)
Hear about successful strategies for integrating resident services into development budgets for family, elderly, and permanent supportive housing. Consider development structuring issues,...
Analyzing the Impact of Tax Reform (HCC18)
Leading tax advisors examine the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 and the short- and long-term effects on the existing Housing Credit portfolio and new investments. Gain an understanding of the...
Compliance Hot Topics (HCC18)
Industry compliance experts explore current issues in Housing Credit compliance, including income limit and utility allowance updates, fair housing enforcement action, and the impact of natural...
Designing for Affordability (HCC18)
Nationally renowned architect Michael Pyatok discusses key strategies for controlling Housing Credit development costs at the design stage and the importance of good design in securing public...
Strategies for Preservation and Continuing Compliance (HCC18)
Preservation advocates join allocating agency representatives to discuss development and compliance challenges in the Housing Credit portfolio. Explore recapitalization of Year 15 properties,...
2018 Legislative Conference and Advocacy Materials
Highlight: The Congressional Handoutย is an effective tool when speaking to members of Congress, state officials, and business partners. Use it to share with your constituents the important work that HFAs do and why they do it.
