What class should I take?
Counselors are able to atend as many courses as they like. Register below for the Housing Connection Q&A webinar for more information on upcoming classes.
Who should attend?
Training classes are only open to counselors and staff working for a nonprofit, unit of local government or community based organization in Texas, interested in providing successful homebuyer and financial education and/or affordable housing.
NeighborWorks America offers a variety of certification programs, including certifications for both homeownership counselors and affordable housing providers. For more information about the different certifications, including the requirements to obtain or maintain a certification and the application forms for each, click here.
Questions?
Contact Frank Duplechain at 512-220-1173 or fduplechain@tsahc.org
This year, Housing Connection will be provided online in the form of one instructor-led virtual course and six self-guided webinars. The instructor-led virtual course will last four weeks. The self-guided webinars will be offered in two separate phases, and must be completed within the date range they are offered
Instructor-Led Virtual Class
October 13-November 9, 2020
*This faculty-led course includes self-paced online assignments and the use of peer discussion forums. The course is presented in four weekly lessons. A live online session is held weekly with the faculty and participants. Participants should expect to spend approximately four hours per week on course related reading and assignments.
HO109VC - Foreclosure Basics for Homeownership Counselors - $50
This is a beginner to intermediate level course and is recommended for counselors and others with less than 12 months of foreclosure intervention counseling experience. Learn the protocols for counseling homeowners in financial crisis. Default and delinquency will be addressed, including reasons for default; ways to maximize income and reduce expenses; calculating delinquencies; understanding the players in the mortgage marketplace; and loss-mitigation options for a variety of mortgage products.
Being Green, Seeing Green: Counseling Clients to Maximize Energy Savings is an online learning experience which provides key knowledge, skills and competencies to provide high quality counseling and group education on ways for consumers to save money through practicing green behaviors and using green products to lower expenses and live in a safe, healthy home.
Jael Zelada
TSAHC Approved Lender