Description

Course Description:
This Nan McKay & Associates Certification course examines the HUD regulations for the project-based rental assistance program (PBRA) under HUD s Office of Multifamily Housing Programs, and how to apply those regulations in administration of the program. Learners will be able to differentiate between the program requirements for the Rental Assistance Demonstration Project-Based Rental Assistance Program (RAD PBRA) and standard Project-Based Rental Assistance (PBRA); determine program eligibility and operate the waiting list; navigate various occupancy issues, including leasing, inspections, annual recertification, Choice Mobility, and terminations; calculate income; set and adjust rents; utilize the EIV and TRACS system; and identify strategies to avoid common Management and Occupancy Review (MOR) findings. 
NOTE: All materials needed for this course are available digitally in the Getting Started With Your Course dropdown, which can be accessed by using the Content tab above. Physical copies of these materials will not be shipped. Should physical copies of these materials be required, you may contact Sales@nanmckay.com to request them. *Fees may apply

Duration: 
This is a self-paced training, requiring approximately 35 Hours to complete including learning exercises, study, and exam time.

CEUs:
3.5 Credit

Instructors:
Heather Wiedenfeld, Trainer, Nan McKay & Associates

Audience:
PHAs interested in transitioning to project-based rental assistance (PBRA) under the Rental Assistance Demonstration (RAD) program, staff who need training on HUD Handbook 4350.3 REV-1 CHG-4, and managers of multifamily project-based Section 8, including management company staff

Learning Objectives:

• Apply HUD regulations to determine eligibility
• Calculate income and rent for the Multifamily program
• Explain leasing and contract renewal requirements
• Utilize the EIV and TRACS systems
• Recall rules, relationships, and different types on management in Section 8 and PBRA programs
• Understand policies in the Tenant Selection Plan
• Describe screening process and regulations
• Learn procedures in the annual and interim recertification process
• Recall guidelines for terminating assistance and/or tenancy

Exam: To obtain certification and earn CEUs, you must complete all the required coursework and earn 70% or higher on the final assessment. You will have three attempts to earn a passing score on the exam. If unsuccessful, you must wait 24 hours before making any additional attempts. 

IMPORTANT: To obtain certification, learners will have a maximum of 6 months to complete all course requirements and achieve a passing score on the final examination.

Technology and Equipment Required: To complete this course, you will need an active email address, a computer, smartphone, or tablet with a stable internet connection to access the course parts and resources.

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• IACET Continuing Education Credit Hours: 3.5