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Join the Institute for Responsible Housing Preservation for one of our 2013 seminars!

Our seminars are well known for the quality of our program content and the high level of sophistication not only of our faculty, but of the seminar attendees themselves. 

We would welcome a chance to get to know you, and look forward to learning how we can better serve your needs as an active housing preservation practitioner.



May 14 - 15, 2013
Hotel Allegro
Seminar with IPED

171 West Randolph
Chicago, IL 60601
IRHP/IPED Rate $185/Single or Double
Call 1 800 643 1500 PRIOR TO April 26, 2013
www.allegrochicago.com



September 25-26, 2013
Four Seasons Las Vegas

3960 Las Vegas Boulevard
Las Vegas, NV  98119
IRHP Rate of $215/Single or Double

Call 1 877 632 5000 PRIOR TO August 27, 2013
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Led by industry experts, this conference will convene some of the most experienced developers, financiers, technical experts, policy makers, and advocates who are redefining the preservation of the nation’s affordable housing stock.

The speakers will address today’s issues head on providing candid insights, observations, and real-life examples against the backdrop on an evolving economy, growing federal and state deficits, and the re-elected Administration.

Topics covered throughout this conference will encompass some of the most important opportunities and obstacles associated with developing and preserving affordable housing in 2013 and beyond, including:

  • New policy initiatives on Capitol Hill and at HUD,
  • Assessing the budget deficit impact on HUD programs,
  • Leveraging federal programs with private debt and equity,
  • Utilizing green technologies to preserve affordable housing, and
  • Evaluating the improved equity and debt markets.

We’ll also kick off the conference with an optional preservation primer session.

Conference Summary | Registration


HUD Memo For Guidance To Section 8 Owners Affected By Sequestration

Please see the attached memo for guidance that was distributed via e-mail to Section 8 owners. This is about the Department’s plans to manage the funding of the Section 8 program under the cuts imposed by the FY2013 Sequestration.


Memorandum from Institute counsel Steve Wallace regarding at-risk properties in low vacancy areas eligible for TBVs or PBVs



HUD portion of President Obama's proposed 2013 budget
Click here to view the HUD portion of President Obama's proposed 2013 budget, sent today to Congress.



FY2013 Budget Battle Begins

To:      IRHP Members
From:  Stephen J. Wallace
RE:     HUD Notice PIH 2012-18

Yesterday, the Department of Housing and Urban Development Office of Public and Indian Housing published Notice 2012-18 regarding "Rental Assistance Demonstration - Partial Implementation and Request for Comments." RAD is as demonstration program to allow certain regulatory relief that enables a more effective manner to finance the rehabilitation and preservation of federally-funded affordable housing rental units. The Notice is 149 pages long and has been published a little over 3 months from the enactment of the HUD FY 2012 appropriations law - an indication of RAD's importance to HUD. Perhaps most important to IRHP members is Section 3 which allows an owner to choose to receive a 15 year project based voucher contract in lieu of enhanced vouchers if there is a RAP or Rent Supp contract in place. This provision is effective immediately.

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Congress passes "Mini-bus" funding bill; preservation provisions

TO: IRHP Members
FROM: Stephen J. Wallace
DATE: November 22, 2011
RE: Congress passes "Mini-bus" funding bill; preservation provisions included

Fiscal Year 2012 HUD Appropriations
On November 17, 2011, the House of Representatives and Senate passed the so-called "Mini-bus" FY2012 Appropriations legislation (H.R. 2112), which included funding for three of the twelve appropriation bills: Agriculture; Commerce, State, Justice; and Transportation, Housing, and related agencies. A short-term "Continuing Resolution" funding the remaining federal agencies through December 16, 2011, was attached to this legislation; the current Continuing Resolution expired November 18th. The House vote was 298-121; the Senate vote was 70-30. Congress is now in recess for the Thanksgiving break. The president signed the legislation into law on November 18th.   
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