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*Please disregard June 1st "Start Date".  This training is on-demand and available immediately.* 

 

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Essentials of the HUD Program

Purchase the entire course, Classes A-F and get the Housing Compliance Manager of HUD “HCM-H” Exam FREE​!

The purpose of our HUD eLearning classes are to provide information for all interested personnel to successfully provide housing under the 4350.3 HUD handbook regulations.

 

Class A: Introduction 4350.3 Chapter 1 and 3 - $95

This is the first class of 6 in the Essentials of the HUD program course, Identifying Eligible Residents. Chapters 1 and 3 of the HUD handbook 4350.3 are covered. It provides an introduction to HUD, its regulations and handbooks. We also discusses HUD's program and project eligibility rule. 

 

• Introduction
• Eligibility for assistance and occupancy
• Program eligibility
• Project eligibility

 

Time: approximately 1 hour

Level: Introductory

Who this class is for: Site staff, management, owners, syndicators, developers

 

Class B: Identifying Eligible Residents 4350.3 Chapter - $95

This is the second class in the Essentials of the HUD Program course, Identifying Eligible Residents. It’s important to understand HUD's application and waiting list procedures to be sure your approval process is smooth from the start. Chapter 4 of the HUD handbook 4350.3 is covered.

 

• Wait list and tenant selection
• Recommended tenant selection plan topics
• Income targeting
• Screening criteria
• Rejection applicants
• Marketing
• Wait list and selecting tenant
• Wait list and disability

 

Time: approximately 1 hour

Level: Introductory

Who this class is for: Site staff, management, owners, syndicators, developers

 

Class C: Earned and Unearned income 4350.3 Chapter 5 and 1 - $95

This is the third class in the Essentials of the HUD Program course, Identifying Eligible Residents. We will provide a thorough discussion on HUD's income calculation guidelines, including earned, unearned income, and asset income. Parts of chapter 5 of the HUD handbook 4350.3 are covered.

 

• Determining income and calculating rent
• The HUD form 50059
• Anticipating annual income
• Whose income is counted?
• Calculating earned and unearned income
• The different types of income
• Income does not include…

 

Time: approximately 1 hour

Level: Introductory

Who this class is for: Site staff, management, owners, syndicators, developers

 

Class D: Asset Income and Verification Procedures 4350.3 Chapter 5 part 2 - $95

This is the fourth class in the Essentials of the HUD Program course, Identifying Eligible Residents. We will discuss the different types of assets that may or may not be counted as income when determining the outcome of a certification. Part of chapter 5 and 2 of the HUD handbook are covered. 

• The definition of assets
• Assets do not include…
• The different types of assets
• Imputing income from assets
• Previously disposed assets
• Adjusted income
• Types of allowances
• Methods of verification
• HUD required forms

 

Time: approximately 1 hour

Level: Introductory

Who this class is for: Site staff, management, owners, syndicators, developers

 

Class E: Lease Requirements and Leasing Activity 4350.3 chapter 6 and 7 - $95

This is the fifth class in the Essentials of the HUD Program course, Identifying Eligible Residents.  This class provides a discussion of HUD's leasing and recertification rules. Chapters 6 and 7 of the HUD handbook 4350.3 are covered.

 

• Lease requirements and activity
• Lease terms and forms
• Changes to lease
• Security deposits
• Late fees and other charges
• Move-in briefing and inspections
• Recertification
• Interims
• Transfers
• Gross rent changes

 

Time: approximately 1 hour

Level: Introductory

Who this class is for: Site staff, management, owners, syndicators, developers

 

Class F: Termination and EIV Reports 4350.3 Chapter 8, 9 and 2 - $95

This is the final class in the Essentials of the HUD Program course, Identifying Eligible Residents. We will discuss HUD's termination, EIV, TRACS and civil rights requirements. Chapters 8, 9 and 2 of the HUD handbook 4350.3 are covered.

 

• Termination
• Enterprise income verification “EIV”
• Types of payments
• Required HUD-50059 and subsidy data reporting
• Civil rights
• Nondiscrimination requirements

 

Time: approximately 1 hour

Level: Intermediate 

Who this class is for: Site staff, management, owners, syndicators, developers

 

Housing Compliance Manager of HUD “HCM-H” Designation Exam - $75

The Housing Compliance Manager of HUD “HCM-H” designation exam is designed to help you take the next step in your career to successfully work as a HUD professional. This 100 question exam is open-book. The class manuals from the Essentials of HUD course will be useful to have on hand when taking this exam. A score of 67% is required to pass.

 

Time: 3 hour limit

Level: Intermediate 

Who this class is for: Site staff, management, owners, syndicators, developers

 

Refund Policy:

If notice of cancellation is received in the first 48 hours of purchase: Full refund

If notice of cancellation is received in the first 48 hours of purchase but the class has already been started: No refund

If notice of cancellation is received after 48 hours of purchase: No refund; funds can be applied to other staff or training