Suggested Audiences: Nonprofit and municipal shared equity homeownership practitioners; CLT practitioners
4-part, 90 minute sessions
2-3:30pm ET / 11a-12:30pm PT on Thursdays April 8, 15, 22 and 29, 2020
Note, as of March 22nd, this course has sold out. You can provide your contact information on this form in order to be notified when we open another section of this course. Scholarship recipients will receive a separate link to register when they receive notice of their award.
How do you support homeowners in your programs once they become homeowners? Are there ways to prevent compliance issues before they start? What policies and procedures should you have in place to prevent default and foreclosure, especially now? Register for this course to learn about key policies and procedures to support homeowners in complying with programmatic requirements AND having a positive homeownership experience! This course will focus on key policies and procedures related to stewardship, monitoring and enforcement, including outreach and education, occupancy and subletting, refinancing, maintenance, capital improvements, program/lease fees, delinquency and foreclosure, resales, and data and document management. We will include a focus on racially equitable outcomes for Black homeowners and other marginalized households of color.
This intermediate level course is best for individuals who are implementing or actively designing a shared equity homeownership program. A basic understanding of subsidy retention (or shared equity homeownership) is essential for success in this course.
After taking this course, you should expect to be able to identify key considerations for establishing policies and procedures that impact shared equity homeowners after purchase related to stewardship, monitoring and enforcement, including outreach and education, occupancy and subletting, refinancing, maintenance, capital improvements, program/lease fees, delinquency and foreclosure, resales, and data and document management.
Course Schedule:
April 8: Stewardship Overview
April 15: Getting into the Details
April 22: The Details, Part 2
April 29: Putting it All Together
Registration Deadline- COURSE SOLD OUT [Thursday, April 1st, 2021]
Scholarship Application Closes- Thursday, March 25th, 2021
This course is $170 for Grounded Solutions Network members, and $220 for non-members. Interested in applying for a need-based reduced registration rate? Fill out this application form before you register. Registration will open in January.
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Speakers
Jenee Gaynor
CAPACITY BUILDING MANAGERJenee Gaynor brings over 10 years of project and grant management experience from many sectors, including economic and community development. Jenee previously served as a Program Officer at Cornerstone Partnership, where she supported grantees to increase the scale and capacity of their long term affordable homeownership programs and to share their experiences with the field. In the past, Jenee’s projects and grants varied – ranging from green jobs training to transportation planning – most recently at the National Association of Regional Councils. Jenee received her BA from the George Washington University and her Masters in Community and Economic Development from Penn State University.
