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Housing Development Training
Single Family
A classroom training program designed to assist those interested
in developing housing for potential homeowners considered "moderate
to low income." Topics include:
- Site Selection and Control
- Cost Projections
- Funding Sources
- General Funding Requirements
- Governmental Requirements Overview
- Zoning Issues
- Land Use
- Transportation
- Site planning
- Permitting
- Selecting and Negotiating with Contractors
- Construction Oversight
- Design
- Marketing and Sales
- Feasibility Analysis
- The manual includes a series of sample forms for use by the
attendees
A typical class will include representatives of government, for
profit and not for profit organizations that wish to learn more
about developing affordable homes for sale in their community. Upon
completion of the course, attendees should have a better understanding
of what should be considered when planning a development. It will
help organizations assess their capacity to pursue single-family
housing development and what resources are available to assist them.
Multi-Family
A workshop for those interested in developing affordable rental
housing for families and/or senior citizens . Topics include:
- Site Selection and Control
- Cost Projections
- Funding Sources
- General Funding Requirements
- Governmental Requirements Overview
- Zoning Issues
- Land Use
- Transportation
- Site planning
- Permitting
- Selecting and Negotiating with Contractors
- Construction Oversight
- Design
- Marketing and Sales
- Feasibility Analysis
- Overview of the "Low Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) program)
- Ongoing Asset Management
A typical class will include representatives of government, for
profit and not for profit organizations that wish to learn more
about developing affordable rental units in their community.
Upon completion of the course, attendees should have a better understanding
of what should be considered when planning a development. It will
help organizations assess their capacity to pursue multi-family
housing development and what resources are available to assist them.
Other Offerings As Needed
- Asset Management of Residential Real Estate
- Setting up a Homeownership Counseling Program
- Predatory Lending and Financial Planning
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