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IT'S NOT TOO LATE: aHACPA cOURSES ON THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
  Multifamily Update - Part 1  
  November 2nd
12:00 pm - 3:35 pm Eastern		  
  (11:00 am Central | 10:00 am Mountain | 9:00 am Pacific)  
 

This course provides updates on the current HUD multifamily auditing and accounting environment. Topics include:

PART 1

  • QASS Reviews and Non-Profit Audits
    • Clearing HUD's audit findings for single audits and issuing management decisions (This will likely impact the resolution of for-profit findings as well)
    • Development of Compliance Supplements
    • Reporting Findings
  • HUD initiatives on Junk Fees
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WHO SHOULD ATTEND: Auditors, owners & managers of HUD-subsidized multifamily properties.

COURSE FEE:  The fee for this 4-CPE Credit Session is $175 per person per session ($150 for AHACPA members)
 
  Multifamily Tenant Files - Part 1  
  November 3rd
12:00 pm - 3:35 pm Eastern		  
  (11:00 am Central | 10:00 am Mountain | 9:00 am Pacific)  
 

This two-part webinar series will introduce auditors and management company personnel to the basic concepts of providing subsidy to tenants. Topics will include:

  1. Overview of Subsidy Process
  2. HUD systems
    • RHIIP - Rental Housing Integrity Improvement Project
    • TRACS - Tenant Rental Assistance Certification System
    • MAT - Monthly Activity Transmission
    • Client software (brief discussion)
  3. Related Guidance
    • HAP - Housing Assistance Payment
    • TSP - Tenant Selection Plan
    • AFHMP - Affirmative Fair Housing Marketing Plan
    • Section 504 - Rights to persons with disabilities
    • VAWA - Violence Against Women Act
    • Other (Grievance, Work Orders, etc.)
  4. Rental Process
    • Key Documents
      • Application
      • Lease
      • Other policies
    • Application process
      • Screening
      • Preferences
      • Sex-offender and Criminal (Also covered in the application)
      • Waitlist
    • Determining Income, Rent and Deductions
    • Recertifications
    • Terminations
  5. MORs (Management & Occupancy Review)
  6. Audit Process
    • Sampling
    • Testing Strategies
    • Risk Assessment
    • Documentation
    • Findings
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WHO SHOULD ATTEND: Auditors of Section 8 projects as well as management company personnel.

COURSE FEE:  The fee for this 4-CPE Credit Session is $175 per person per session ($150 for AHACPA members)
 
OTHER UPCOMING COURSES

11/03 - Multifamily Tenant Files - Part 1
11/08 - Multifamily HUD 101 - Part 1
11/09 - Multifamily Update - Part 2
11/10 - Multifamily Tenant Files - Part 2
11/15 - FHA Lender Update - Part 1
11/16 - Section 232 - Leased Nursing Homes
11/17 - Multifamily Single Audit Update
11/27 - FHA Lender Update - Part 2
11/28 - Multifamily HUD 101 - Part 2

25th Annual Multifamily Conference: December 11-12, 2023 - Live in Las Vegas with Virtual option - 16 CPE Credits (more info)
25th Annual Multifamily Conference
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course fees 
  • The fee for a 4 CPE Credit Course is $175 per person per Session ($150 for AHACPA members)
  • The fee for a 16 CPE Credit in-person conference is $1,100 per person ($1,050 for AHACPA members) - register before 11/10 for $50 discount
  • The fee for a 16 CPE Credit virtual conference is $1,000 per person ($950 for AHACPA members) - register before 11/10 for $50 discount
MORE INFORMATION ON EACH COURSE
Who should attend ahacpa courses
  • Multifamily Update Auditors, owners & managers of HUD-subsidized multifamily properties.
    Prerequisites: A basic knowledge of HUD audits is recommended.
  • FHA Lender Update Auditors, owners, managers, and other financial personnel of HUD-Approved Lenders.
    Prerequisites: A basic understanding of FHA-Lender accounting and auditing is recommended.
  • Multifamily HUD 101 Individuals new to the Multifamily HUD audit area.
    Prerequisites: Attendees should have an understanding of audits, workpaper documentation and general testing strategies.
  • Multifamily Tenant Files Auditors of Section 8 projects as well as management company personnel.
    Prerequisites: A basic understanding of HUD programs is recommended.
  • Section 232 Projects Auditors, owners & managers of Section 232 Leased Nursing Homes.
    Prerequisites: A basic knowledge of HUD audits and knowledge of the Section 232 program is recommended.
  • Single Audit Update Auditors, owners & managers of HUD-subsidized multifamily properties.
    Prerequisites: A basic knowledge of HUD audits is recommended.
cpe credit information

Click here for more information on AHACPA's CPE policies in accordance with NASBA requirements, including:

  • Instruction methods
  • Learning Objectives
  • CPE Credit & Field of Study
  • Prerequisites/Program Level
  • Advance Preparation
  • Refunds & Cancellations

AHACPA is registered with the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA) as a sponsor of continuing professional education on the National Registry of CPE Sponsors. State boards of accountancy have final authority on the acceptance of individual courses for CPE credit. Complaints regarding registered sponsors may be submitted to the National Registry of CPE Sponsors through its website: www.nasbaregistry.org. 
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