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This comprehensive one-day training is designed to provide an in-depth understanding of the Low Income Housing Tax Credit program (LIHTC), focusing on property ownership concepts and compliance requirements.

Attend this webinar to learn about the key compliance responsibilities, reporting requirements, and oversight considerations that come with roles such as Compliance Specialist or Compliance Manager.

With NSPIRE in effect, now is the time to address capital improvements that will be needed to avoid low scores under the new protocol.

Between avoidance and conflict is a powerful zone that takes great heart and skill to navigate. This is the messy in-between where we bravely show up and engage.

With changes coming virtually every year, keeping up with HUD-mandated adjustments such as HOTMA makes training more valuable than ever. To be considered a true housing professional in this changing environment, Certified Occupancy Specialist (COS) accreditation is a must.

Selecting applicants from a waiting list is not always a straightforward process—different affordable housing programs have unique requirements that must be followed to ensure compliance.

Please join us for office hours with CHFA’s Multifamily Program Compliance Officers and Physical Inspection Officers, who monitor the Housing Tax Credit and CHFA Multifamily Loan programs.

This session will highlight what is known today about grant funding—what is gone, what's uncertain, and what's still here—as well as ways to diversify funding in these fields.

Are you crossing your fingers and hoping you don't need a risk management plan? Perhaps the first thing you need is this course!

Are you frustrated by efforts to enforce your smoke-free policies? Join Find Solutions and the Colorado State Tobacco Education and Prevention Partnership (STEPP) to learn about resources for mediation.

Learn to connect residents with valuable resources, fostering a community that empowers older adults to age in place. This training focuses on the aging process, the impact of ageism, and the unique needs of older adults, as well as how to support aging tenants.

Bridges Out of Poverty is a foundational approach to understanding the dynamics that cause and maintain poverty. Play a role in breaking the cycle.

Residents and staff at chfareach member properties are invited to join us for a special collaboration with Science Matters in America. Register to receive video instructions and materials to distribute to your residents.

Useful for any supervisor, manager, or leader, this session provides perspective on how to negotiate effectively. We will spend our time on the following important topics:

This interactive workshop will support housing communities wishing to collaborate with community resources to provide greater access to health and wellness services.

Multifamily property management can be challenging, from recruiting and retaining staff, to being asked to do more with less. We want to help with a new resource you can use to help onboard, train, and retain property management staff.

Developers, architects, executives, and interested community members are invited to join us for a fascinating session with Colorado State University’s Institute for the Built Environment and The Kelsey, a developer and advocate for mixed-income, mixed-ability residential communities.

Quadel’s updated “LIHTC Compliance Specialist” certification provides an in-depth introduction to the Low Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) program. This comprehensive course equips participants with the knowledge and skills necessary to effectively manage LIHTC properties and ensure compliance with program regulations.

Housing professionals work with diverse tenants, staff, and service providers, each bringing unique cultural perspectives on communication, professionalism, and feedback.

Even the most organized among us face distractions, interruptions, and “fires” that leave our to-do list untouched.