Training for the HOME and National Housing Trust Fund application will take place both in-person and via Zoom. All attendees should register in advance. Please indicate on the registration form whether you plan to attend in-person or online. Meeting Registration
The Oklahoma Housing Finance Agency (OHFA) is proposing certain changes to the Chapter 36: Affordable Housing Tax Credit Program Rules for the year 2023. Drafts of the proposed rule changes for the program are accessible at the following links on the OHFA website: Chapter 36 Emergency Rules - Effective 1/26/2022 Chapter 36 Draft Permanent Rules
This input session, coordinated by the Oklahoma Coalition of Affordable Housing, is open to anyone who would like to discuss and provide feedback regarding the 2023 Low Income Housing Tax Credit QAP. Register
Course Description: This course covers the Americans with Disabilities Act and Accessibility Issues for the commercial real estate industry Instructors: Andrea N. Frymire, CCIM – Multifamily Case Studies in Oklahoma Vicki Haws - End User Issues David L. Boeck, AIA, NCARB, LEED AP – Associate Professor of Architecture Jessy Hill, ADA Coordinator, City of Norman
This 16.5-hour comprehensive ONLINE course is spread out over three days and specifically designed to assist affordable housing professionals in conquering tax credit compliance! Take 15% off the cost of the class by using the discount code OHFA22 at checkout. Details available: Workshop Flyer
Training will be conducted by Costello Compliance. Housing funded through the HUD-CPD National Housing Trust Fund program is a growing part of the national affordable housing stock. This webinar provides in-depth coverage of the compliance rules that must be followed by managers and owners of National HTF housing in order to retain the HTF funding.
Oklahoma Housing Finance Agency has received $30 million from The American Rescue Plan (ARP) to assist individuals or households who are homeless, at risk of homelessness, and other vulnerable populations, by providing housing, rental assistance, supportive services, and non-congregate shelter, to reduce homelessness and increase housing stability. OHFA must undertake this planning effort to access HOME