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HUD Today 2011

New Management & Occupancy Review Requirements - Handbook Changes - HUD Clarifications

New HUD Notices - New HUD Forms - Bed Bugs - No Smoking Policies

It seems like something new is happening every day!
 

There was a time when property managers could refer to HUD Handbook 4350.3 to find answers to all of the compliance questions. Now, owner/agents are challenged with becoming familiar with a variety of resources. These include:

         • Handbooks
         • Guides
         • Housing Notices
         • Frequently Asked Questions
         • The RHIIP ListServ Notices Archive
         • Various Webcasts
         • Various HUD web sites

Property managers must stay abreast of these publications to know when HUD releases changes to instruction. In addition, owner/agents should watch for the release of new resources provided by HUD to add clarification to previous and new rules.
The purpose of this class is to explore recent regulatory changes that have affected the industry.

Many property managers discover changes during the Management and Occupancy Review.

RBD has worked to provide the industry with updates about changes via the RBD HUDBlast.

However, some industry professionals will benefit from additional discussion.

 8:00 –  8:30                 Course Registration – Continental Breakfast

 8:30 –  8:45                Introduction and Review of Learning Objectives

 9:45 –  9:30                Preparing For the Management & Occupancy Review

 9:30 – 10:00                A Review of Recent HUD Notices

                                    Income Exclusions

                                    Screening and Eviction – Sexual Offenders

                                    Non-Smoking Policies

 10:00 – 10:15              Break

 10:15 – 11:45              A Review of Recent HUD Notices (continued)

                                    Changes that Affect the Resident Selection Plans

                                    EIV Changes

                                    SSN Disclosure Requirements

                                    Other Considerations (Bed Bugs & Non-Smoking Policies)

 11:45 – 1:00                Lunch

 1:00  – 1:45                Handbook Changes - Review of Changes to HUD Handbook 4350.3

 1:45 –  2:00                Break

 2:00 –  3:00                A Review of HUD Resources

                                    A Review of Frequently Asked Questions and HUD’s Responses

 3:00 –  4:00                Fair Housing Update

                                    The New Affirmative Fair Housing Marketing Plan

                                     Possible New Protections

 4:00 –  4:30                 Questions & Answers

Atlanta, GA - December 8, 2011

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