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This workshop creates space for a limited number of participants to put pen to paper and develop the first draft of their pet policy prototype. Facilitators will guide participants through exercises to help craft the headings and bullets for a pet policy informed by local laws and resources.

In this session, CHFA Physical Inspection Officers (PIOs) will review the types of inspections for properties with HUD funding, Housing Tax Credits, and risk-share loans.

Residents and staff at chfareach member properties are invited to join us for a special collaboration with Science Matters in America. Register to receive video instructions and materials to distribute to your residents.

The Violence Against Women (VAWA) Reauthorization Act of 2013 expanded VAWA protections to many affordable housing programs, including the Low Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) Program.

Join us for the 2024 Housing Colorado statewide outreach and engagement series.

This year’s beneficiary is NEWSED Community Development Corporation. NEWSED promotes community development to underserved populations in Colorado by providing navigation for housing services, nurturing small businesses, and promoting asset creation.

Are you facing retirement or turnover of key positions in your organization? Take steps to preserve your institutional knowledge. Transferring and sharing information within the organization is worth millions of dollars and thousands of hours.

Nonprofits, states, tribal governments, local governments, and others can take advantage of tax credits through either direct pay or a transfer of credit. Are the Investment Tax Credit or Production Tax Credit available to you?

We are all impacted by the transition from UPCS and HQS protocols to the modern NSPIRE protocol. Attend this training to ensure optimal effectiveness during this pivotal change.

Merriam-Webster defines “ally” as “one that is associated with another as a helper; a person or group that provides assistance and support in an ongoing effort, activity, or struggle.” In recent years, the term has been used to describe a person supporting a marginalized group.

This week the Colorado General Assembly passed two key bills that will strengthen affordable housing investment in Colorado starting in 2024 and continuing through 2031.

Johnson has served as director of community development and a member of CHFA’s leadership team since 2010, and he has been with the organization since 1996.

Over the weekend, legislators worked diligently to continue their efforts in anticipation of the May 8, 2024 deadline for business.

It’s a known fact: it’s easier to retain or retrain your staff than it is to recruit and hire new employees.

Quadel's Assisted Multifamily Housing Manager (AHM) occupancy training is an online, instructor-led course in five, four-hour sessions that help your property comply with all HUD program requirements while providing a variety of techniques to ensure that tenant files satisfy the requirements of the Rental Housing Integrity Improvement Project (RHIIP).

Applications for CHFA’s Direct Effect Awards are due today, April 26th, by 11:59pm MT.

CHFA is asking our community to reach out to members of Colorado’s House Appropriations Committee today to urge their support for HB24-1434 that expands and strengthens the state Affordable Housing Tax Credit (AHTC).

Passage of HB24-1434 is critical to ensuring Colorado continues its existing momentum and does not move backwards as gap funds availability face increasing pressure and development costs continue to rise.

On May 2nd, the Division of Housing, CHFA, Sherman & Howard, and Kutak Rock are offering an informative webinar for all local officials, developers, and others who want to learn how Private Activity Bonds can be leveraged to build housing in Colorado.

Presented by CHFA Senior Attorney Carime Lee, this class examines the history of real estate ownership and housing in the United States as shaped by the legacy of slavery and segregation, including subsequent discriminatory practices such as deed restrictions, redlining, predatory lending, and steering.