This presentation outlines how management and maintenance staff should respond if ICE conducts a raid or requests access to tenant information or units. The presentation will also address the recent uncertainty surrounding HUD’s new rule on notice requirements in failure‑to‑pay‑rent cases and will conclude with a high-level overview of current landlord‑tenant issues affecting property management operations.

Whether you're chasing a better score or aiming to maintain a strong track record, this session will give you the clarity, tools, and confidence to walk into your MOR prepared—and walk out with the rating you deserve!

This seminar qualifies for 6 hours of Continuing Education Credits, for those people with the Specialist in Housing Credit Management (SHCM), designation who are in need of Continuing Education Credits.

This two-hour course offers focused instruction on the necessary methods for calculating and verifying income, as well as for determining the value of assets and the income those assets generate.

Join us for a lunch and business meeting. We will hold our annual toy drive. PHFA’s Holly Zugay will also present Money Talks — How to Talk to Your Residents About Money. NAHMA credit hours are available.

The Certified Professional of Occupancy (CPO) 1 day course is a condensed version of the NAHMA CPO full 3 day course. Designed for the busy property manager in mind. 

Join this interactive webinar to learn exactly what protections and options must be offered to VAWA survivors during application, housing assistance, and beyond. We’ll guide you through the must-have updates to your policies, interviews, screening, recertifications, and termination processes to ensure you’re fully compliant and ready to support your residents. 

Specialist in Housing Credit Management (SHCM™) certification has been developed by the National Affordable Housing Management Association (NAHMA) especially for management professionals involved with properties developed and operated under the Low Income Housing Tax Credit (Sec. 42) program. This seminar qualifies for 6 hours of Continuing Education Credits, for those people with the Specialist in Housing Credit Management (SHCM™), designation who are in need of Continuing Education Credits.

Nominations for the 2025 PennDel AHMA awards honoring the best of the best are due Sept. 15. Nomination forms available online now.

This course explores how to manage non-payment of rent in properties covered by the CARES Act and HUD’s new 30-day notice rule—both now shaped by the current Administration’s Deregulation Mandate.

Join PennDel AHMA and Heather Wezensky for this webinar on June 26. Whether you are submitting an annual property budget to an owner for approval, or to HUD or a Contract Administrator during the rent increase process, we have tips and tricks that we will lessen the frustration in preparing your budget.

This session will test how much you really know the student rule, income capping exceptions, asset cash valuation methodologies, and verification requirements. We will test your understanding of the timing of interim recertifications and when advance notice of a rent increase is warranted and when it is not.

Save the date for the April 11 Lunch & Business Meeting. Representatives from The Michaels Organization and Better Tomorrows will lead a discussion on Domestic Violence, Social Services and the Latest on VAWA.

Join us for a productive session that will ensure your message is clear and helpful versus vague and confusing to those reading it.

Specialist in Housing Credit Management (SHCM™) certification has been developed by the National Affordable Housing Management Association (NAHMA) especially for management professionals involved with properties developed and operated under the Low Income Housing Tax Credit (Sec. 42) program. This seminar qualifies for 6 hours of Continuing Education Credits, for those people with the Specialist in Housing Credit Management (SHCM™), designation who are in need of Continuing Education Credits.

This webinar will provide an overview of HUD policies regarding HOTMA, including the most recent key programmatic changes. We will go over applicability and summary changes from the proposed rule to the final rule, the process of establishing implementation guidelines, and review the location of HUD trainings and resources.

Save the date for our annual holiday luncheon, business meeting and toy drive.

How can we manage our time and “get stuff done” with so many things beyond our control? Supervisor and agency-imposed deadlines, the ever-changing HOTMA roll-out, and applicants, residents, coworkers, and our own family members interrupting us morning, noon and night? There is hope! Learn from the trainer and from each other how to get your work (and life) in order.