CHAM - Nuts and Bolts of Asset Management (AM121)

CHAM - Nuts and Bolts of Asset Management (AM121)

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Course Description:

Disclaimer: To achieve your official CHAM Asset Management Specialist (AMS) designation, you will need to complete all of the following courses: Nuts and Bolts of Asset Management (AM121), Asset Management Fundamentals (AM290), Financial Fundamentals for Asset Managers (AM291). 

Nuts and Bolts of Asset Management is an interactive and engaging hands-on workshop designed for practitioners and board members with a wide range of professional experience.  Learn the basics of how to analyze the performance of your affordable housing portfolio and plan for long-term sustainability. Tighten up your financial analysis skills, fine-tune your understanding of real estate principles, and strengthen your ability to manage your assets.

This course is a great orientation, to the subject, and is perfect for new employees or people with new asset management duties, property managers, board members, and executives who supervise asset management.

IMPORTANT
: To obtain the AMS designation, learners will have up to 12 months to complete all prerequisite content and receive a passing score on the final exam.

Duration: 11 Hours.

Instructors:
Jack Geary: Jack Geary Consulting, Juana D. Mejia: JDM Consulting Services

Audience:
Novice asset managers of affordable housing, as well as owner/sponsor staff carrying out asset management functions, lender and HFA staff, nonprofit, and for-profit agency development staff, and Board Members with asset management oversight and analysis responsibilities.

Learning Objectives:

  • Examine the relationship between the various life stages of an affordable property and how an owner’s actions make an impact.
  • Apply the concept of asset management, double bottom line management, and examine the differences between property management and asset management.
  • Identify the key elements of predevelopment planning, including basic real estate development planning assumptions, project feasibility, and underwriting tools.
  • Examine key performance measurements such as vacancy rates, debt service coverage ratios, and trend analysis.
  • Recall how to use performance measurements and standards to strengthen property management oversight and plan for success.
  • Examine an overview of Low Income Housing Tax Credits.
  • Evaluate financial reports and audits, and understand how to use the information to help manage.
  • Apply best practices in developing internal and external reporting systems that keep the Board and senior staff informed while also motivating staff toward outcome-based management.
  • Examine the importance of completing, utilizing, and updating a Capital Needs Assessment (CNA).

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Course Provider CHAM

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      • IACET CEU (CEUs): 1.1