Purpose

Be prepared for an MOR before it happens. NMA’s new Management and Occupancy Review (MOR) Preparation class will provide you with the information you need for a successful MOR. This class is designed for all knowledge levels, whether you're brand-new to multifamily or an expert in the field. If you’ve recently converted to RAD PBRA, an understanding of the MOR process is critical to your project’s success.

The Section 8 project-based rental assistance program falls under HUD's Office of Multifamily Housing. The program is broken down into various program and loan types that fit the needs of various populations and help to maintain a large affordable housing stock across the country. These programs are subject to an annual audit and inspection known as a Management and Occupancy Review (MOR).

While HUD Account Executives (AE) ultimately have the primary responsibility for contract administration for multifamily properties, Contract Administrators (CA), both performance-based and traditional, monitor program compliance through a contractual relationship with HUD. CAs are generally housing agencies that contract with HUD to oversee compliance through MORs in the multifamily programs.

Learning Outcomes

At the end of this seminar, you should be able to:

• Explain who performs the MOR and on what timeline
• Be familiar with form HUD-9834 and its addenda 
• Understand and apply how the overall score is calculated, and the subtopics covered under the various sections of the 9834 
• Describe and explain what HUD/CA is looking for when auditing: 
  • General appearance and security 
  • Follow-up and monitoring of project inspections 
  • Maintenance and general operating procedures 
  • Financial management and procurement 
  • Leasing and occupancy 
  • Application processing/tenant selection 
  • Leases and deposits 
  • Eviction/termination of assistance 
  • EIV system access and security compliance 
  • Compliance with EIV data and reports 
  • Repayment agreements 
  • TRACS compliance 
  • TRACS security requirements 
  • Tenant file security 
  • Summary of tenant file review 
  • Tenant/management relations 
  • General management operations 
• Be able to explain the use of the 9834 Addendum A for file reviews by HUD/CA and Owner 
• Recall the timelines for report, response, and closure 
• Describe action taken by HUD for uncorrected non-compliance

Seminar #101-068

AGENDA: View the agenda
METHOD: A group-live seminar featuring PowerPoint, case studies, group discussion, course book, and Q&A
LENGTH: Two days
AUDIENCE: All staff
PROGRAM LEVEL: Basic
PREREQUISITES: None
ADVANCED PREPARATION: None
FIELD OF STUDY: Specialized Knowledge
CREDITS: CPE Units = 17, CEU units w/ exam 9.1

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