Commission hosts multifamily apartment management conference
Missouri
Housing Development Commission will host the 2006 Property
Management Conference on April 25-26 at the Clarion Hotel,
3333 S. Glenstone Ave., in Springfield.
The
conference is specifically designed for property managers
specializing in Section 8, LIHTC, HOME, MHDC Fund Balance, Tax
Exempt Bond, or Missouri Housing Trust Fund financed
properties.
“We are
offering property managers an opportunity to learn more about
the rules and regulations governing these programs,” said Deb
Giffin, MHDC Asset Management Director. “The conference also
provides an opportunity to discuss and share ideas with some of
the top property managers in the state.”
The 2006
Property Managers of the Year for small (less than 50 units) and
large developments (51 or more units) will be announced at
Tuesday’s conference luncheon. The award symbolizes the top
affordable housing property managers that foster a quality of
life that exemplifies the standards set by the Missouri Housing
Development Commission.
Nomination forms are available on the MHDC Web
site.
April 25
conference topics include:
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Identifying and
Preventing Drug Abuse
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Minor
Maintenance Tips
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Compliance,
accounting and property management for HUD, Tax Credit, HOME and
Rural Development properties
§
MHDC
requirements for physical, financial and occupancy success
§
Asset
Management techniques on anticipated income, rent increases, use
of reserves, insurance claims, and boosting occupancy
§
Turning safety
presentations into social events
§
Detailed
discussions governing MHDC and HUD manuals
§
Transporting
Apartments into Communities
§
Onsite Social
Service programs and how they work
April 26
discussions will include training on HUD’s Rental Housing
Integrity Improvement Project (RHIIP) by
Susan M.
Johnson, President of The Success Group.
Registration is $200 for the two-day conference or $125 for each
single day attendee. Participants may register
online.
Exhibit space is available for $50. Questions can be directed
to the MHDC Asset Management Department in St. Louis,
314.877.1350.
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MHDC is the
state's housing finance agency. The Commission is dedicated to
strengthening communities and the lives of Missourians through
the financing, development and preservation of affordable
housing. Since 1969, MHDC has encouraged and assisted in the
production of affordable rental housing and provided
homeownership opportunities for thousands of families while
investing almost $4 billion in Missouri housing for rental
housing developments, home mortgages, home improvement loans,
loans to landlords for renovations, grants to neighborhood
housing groups and other programs. MHDC does not build or
renovate housing itself; rather, it functions as a bank,
providing financing directly to borrowers or through a network
of private lending institutions. Most of MHDC's programs operate
as a public-private partnership.