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Which is greater, the adjusted income or the gross? How do we factor those amounts into the household’s rent? Once management determines the annual income and factors in the adjusted gross income, now is the time to determine the household’s rent. Join Tari Bradley, Housing Compliance Trainer, in this 75-minute session as she reviews how to calculate rent according to the HUD Handbook 4350.3, Chapter 5. Topics to be discussed will include: Rent Terminology  Rent & Assistance Payment Formulas Additional Rent and Fee Requirements Gross Rent Changes Read more

In this 2 and a half hour presentation, E&A Team's Compliance Trainers, Gary Kirkman and Tari Bradley will help you Conquer Compliance by learning how to determine annual income. During the training session Gary will review and examine how to handle processing income types for multiple programs including the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) program, HUD, Rural Development (RD) and HOME program. The presentation provides a comprehensive review of the wonderful world of income along with challenges throughout the session to provide extra guidance.    Topics will include: Determining Income Eligibility  Earned vs. Unearned Income  Sporadic, Seasonal or Zero Income  Income Inclusions & Exclusions based on the 24 CFR §5.609  Review of Earned Income Sources   Review of Unearned Income Sources Read more

Each year recertifications are completed. Sometimes the household income changes, and such changes could put the household over the 140% applicable federal income limit. So now what? Does management send the household a termination notice to move the household out or is the household permitted to stay in affordable housing? Are there special rules to be followed if the household goes over 140%?  In this 90-minute webinar, E&A Team’s Tari Bradley, Housing Compliance Trainer,  will review information pertaining to recertifications and how to proceed forward should the household exceed 140%.  Topics will include: Annual Recertifications Brief Overview of the Applicable Fraction  Next Available Unit Rule  Vacant Unit Rule  Transferring Units Read more

How well do you know your property? Do you know which IRS Form the owner uses to make the election on the number of units you have to rent to eligible low-income households? Do you know if your owner has a state set-aside election as a part of your property? Do you have any deep rent skewed units?  These are questions a property manager must know the answer to before truly understanding their property and how to rent units.  In this 90-minute webinar, E&A Team’s Housing Compliance Trainer, Tari Bradley, will review the federal set-aside, state and deep rent skewed elections and how they account for the number of units that must be tax credit eligible.  Topics will include:  Set-Aside Elections o Federal Set-Asides, including Average Income o State Set-Asides  Optional Set-Asides Deep Rent Skewing State Set-Asides Set-Aside Election Deadlines Read more

It’s a governmental system. Checks and balances and our Rural Development communities is not an exception. Owners are notified, managers get the files ready and maintenance inspects the grounds all for the big day…the day of inspection. The inspector shows up…now what?  In this 60-minute session, Gary Kirkman, E&A Team’s Director of Compliance Training, will speak about the Rural Development supervisory visits and maintenance standards.  Topics will include:  Monitoring Methods  Triennial Supervisory Visits – Desk Reviews Triennial Supervisory Visits – Physical Inspections Triennial Supervisory Visits – On-Site/Compliance Reviews Triennial Supervisory Visits – Exit Interviews    Maintenance & Physical Condition Standards       Read more

  Fair Housing Accessibility for Maintenance Personnel is an overview of accessibility information that all multifamily Maintenance Personnel should be familiar with.  This is intended for Maintenance Personnel who have recently completed basic fair housing training.  It contains four videos of E&A Team's President and Fair Housing Accessibility expert, Mark English, explaining the basics of accessibility.  It includes a "virtual walkabout tour" and discusses common accessibility issues, myths, and mistakes. A downloadable workbook is included.   Read more