Monday-Friday

June 1-5, 2020

 

Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas,
San Antonio Branch

402 Dwyer Ave,

San Antonio, TX 78204

Registration Deadline: May 8th


Group Discount Code:  G-AH20
 Hotel Reservation Deadline:  May 1st

   

Scholarship Deadline: April 15th, 2020

Please reserve your room even if you apply for the scholarship. 

Who Should Attend?
Training classes are only open to counselors and staff working for a nonprofit, unit of local government or community based organization in Texas, interested in providing successful homebuyer and financial education and/or affordable housing.


What type of Certification does the training provide?
NeighborWorks America offers a variety of certification programs, including certifications for both homeownership counselors and affordable housing providers. For more information about the different certifications, including the requirements to obtain or maintain a certification and the application forms for each, click here.

Questions?
Contact Frank Duplechain at 512-220-1173 or fduplechain@tsahc.org

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Thank you for your interest in TSAHC's Housing Connection training. TSAHC is bringing NeighborWorks America to San Antonio to provide the following courses in June:

HO250- Homeownership Counseling Certification- $200 
(Monday-Friday)
This course is for pre-purchase homeownership counselors with a minimum of one year one-on-one counseling delivery experience. Through hands-on applications, this intermediate level course teaches counselors the skills, procedures and subject matter expertise needed to create successful new homeowners. Participants will learn how to provide one-on-one counseling sessions to address savings, credit and debt barriers to homeownership, and use the latest industry tools, techniques and resources.

AH224- Understanding Underwriting: Successful Loans for Nonprofit Developers - $100
(Monday-Tuesday)
Learn how to discuss your deal with private-sector lenders and present a loan package that will interest lenders and result in a positive review of your loan request. Find out what your loan package should and should not include. Discover how to best present your ideas to private-sector lenders to get them to finance your deal. Recommended for community housing development organizations (CHDOs), community-based organizations, community development corporations and others involved in financing real estate or business development deals.

Thanks to our Housing Connection supporters:  

            

                  

Jael Zelada_ TSAHC Approved LenderSouthwest Funding
Jael Zelada, TSAHC
Approved Lender
Southwest Funding