Description

Recertifications remain one of the most critical compliance responsibilities for HUD Multifamily housing providers. With ongoing regulatory changes and the continued transition toward HOTMA requirements, property owners and management teams must understand how to properly process bothannual and interim recertifications under current rules and updated standards.

This practical webinar will provide a clear roadmap for managing recertificationswith and without HOTMA, helping attendees navigate eligibility reviews, income and asset changes, tenant reporting requirements, documentation standards, and common compliance risks. Whether your property has implemented HOTMA processes or is preparing for future changes, this session will help ensure your recertification procedures remain accurate, efficient, and audit-ready.

Join us for an informative session designed to strengthen compliance knowledge, reduce errors, and improve operational confidence in today’s evolving HUD environment.

Session Highlights:

• Understanding annual vs. interim recertification requirements
• Key differences between recertifications with and without HOTMA
• Income, asset, and household change reporting rules
• Required documentation and verification standards
• Common recertification mistakes that lead to findings
• Best practices for notices, timelines, and resident communication
• Strategies to stay organized and audit-ready
• Preparing staff for upcoming compliance changes

Why You Should Attend

• Gain clarity on annual and interim recertification requirements
• Learn how HOTMA impacts day-to-day certification processes
• Reduce compliance risks and costly errors
• Improve staff confidence in handling resident changes and renewals
• Strengthen documentation practices for audits and reviews
• Receive practical guidance you can apply immediately at your property
• Stay ahead of evolving HUD regulations in 2026

Who Should Attend

• HUD Multifamily Property Owners
• Property Managers
• Occupancy Specialists
• Compliance Managers
• Leasing Professionals
• Regional Managers
• Affordable Housing Administrators
• Anyone responsible for resident certifications and HUD compliance