Affordable Housing Credentials

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Housing that is physically and financially sustainable can change lives and improve neighborhoods. The shortage of affordable housing and the fierce competition for funds have been national challenges for many decades and the current economic crisis has exacerbated the problems in many locales. Effective response requires skills in project management and in-depth knowledge of the many public and private financial resources.

Professional Certificate Program

Effective 5/1/2023, NeighborWorks America is pausing enrollment for the Affordable Housing certificate program until further notice, as we revamp its structure to better meet your needs. If you are currently enrolled and have questions, please contacts us at [email protected]. 
 

Foundations of Affordable Housing Micro-Credential

The Foundations of Affordable Housing micro-credential provides a solid foundation in real estate financing, project planning and development. This program equips you with the essential knowledge and skills to navigate the complexities of real estate development. Prepare to confidently assess, plan, and manage real estate projects, making a significant impact in your community -- and your career.

What You'll Learn:

  • Financing Concepts: Understand the fundamentals of real estate financing and master loan calculations.

  • Project Evaluation: Gain expertise in evaluating multifamily housing projects.

  • Financial Analysis: Acquire real-world experience in financial analysis and project feasibility.

  • Development Processes: Learn the ins and outs of real estate development processes from start to finish.

  • Hands-On Training: Develop critical thinking, problem-solving, and effective communication skills along with practical training in Excel.

 

Micro-Credential Course Requirements:

 

Micro-Credential Completion:

  • Submit the enrollment form.
  • Complete all coursework, practical exercises and tests within required timeframe
  • Pass the final exam/practicum (if applicable).

If you have any questions, call 800-438-5547 or 202-760-4000, or email [email protected].