HUD Announces nearly $130 million to Empower HUD-Assisted Families Towards Financial Stability and Savings
Feb 16, 2024
NACA's Economic Justice & Advocacy Center
Neighborhood Stabilization Corporation
Participates will learn the steps to become HUD certified and will gain the necessary knowledge and skills to meet the certification requirements to provide housing counseling services under HUD programs. This comprehensive certification class takes an in-depth look at the six areas of content required to become HUD Certified, including Financial Management, Fair Housing, Homeownership Pre-Purchase, Homeownership Post-Purchase, Avoidance of Foreclosure and Eviction & Tenancy Counseling.
April 7, 2025 - April 11, 2025
Online Webinar
Housing Counselors and HBCU Participants will gain knowledge and skills that will help them effectively manage their rental units and meet their obligations as landlords while observing federal, state, and local laws and regulations.
Online Self-Pace Training
NACA Members will gain knowledge and skills that will help them effectively manage their rental units and meet their obligations as landlords while observing federal, state, and local laws and regulations.
Online Self-Pace Training
NEJAC’s comprehensive courses are designed for: - 1) NACA Members interested in purchasing a multi-family property: NACA Members interested in qualifying to purchase a two to four unit multi-family property should attend "Fundamentals of Being a Landlord": This is a course designed to help future landlords understand the responsibilities of being a landlord, and satisfies the education requirement to become NACA qualified to purchase a residential multi-family property. - 2) Housing Counselors from HUD-approved Housing Counseling Agencies (HCAs): Housing Counselors pursuing an emerging level of skills, tools and techniques for housing counseling, including pre-purchase counseling resources, tenancy counseling, foreclosure and eviction prevention counseling, and increasing referral opportunities, case management, financial management, and fair housing laws among many other resources. - 3) Students, alumni, faculty & staff from affiliated HBCUs: Participants from affiliated HBCUs receive full tuition scholarship to become equipped with the skills and knowledge to compete for jobs in the mortgage and housing industry. The participating HBCUs are: Virginia Union University, Allen University, Benedict University, Edward Waters University, Johnson C. Smith College, Livingston College, Miles College, Philander Smith College, Shaw University, Stillman College, Wilberforce University, and Wiley College.
Scholarship InformationNEJAC/NSC is committed to providing, maintaining, and encouraging a safe and healthy learning environment for all participants. NSC’s training courses meet the highest standards of quality and excellence.
Fair Housing Council of Orange County Lea's positive attitude made me feel comfortable which allowed me to gravitate towards the learning. I felt motivated in an on-line setting and it was not boring.
- Ellen Mendez
Mortgage Default Counseling In enjoyed the instructor's presentation and knowledge. The best part was the suggested exam strategies for topic mastery.
- Karen J Oldfin
Agency Loan Services Counseling The relaxed, welcoming atmosphere [...] made it easy to learn and ask questions
- Megan Waller
MCOP I really enjoyed the whole course. I took my HUD Certification on Monday 2/28 and passed solely because of this training!
- Hannah Bates
email elearning@naca.com for updates on new trainings offered from NSC!
Calling all Housing Counselors grow your knowledge of pre-purchase to educate your clients about homeownership!
If you work for a HUD approved housing counseling agency, click the link to learn more about NEJAC scholarships.
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