September 2026

31st Annual Affordable Multifamily Rental Housing Conference

November 17-19, 2026

Doubletree Hotel/Midlothian-Richmond

Have you and your team registered yet?? 

Since 1993, the Mid-Atlantic Affordable Housing Management Association has been laser-focused on the “things that matter” to those who own and manage affordable multifamily rental housing communities. Join us in Richmond to hear from our expert instructors, including: AJ Johnson, Jenny DeSilva, Grimes Creasy, Michael Alexander, Shelia Battle, Experts from Navigate and Virginia Housing, Industry AI Experts

  Full details are available on our website. From there, hover over "Conference" on the main menu bar to see the conference drop-down menu .

 When registering, you will have the option to elect to pay by check, credit card, or ACH transfer. After completing your online registration, you should receive a registration confirmation by email almost immediately. Contact us if you don't receive the confirmation email!



Don't Delay--Register Today!!

Calling All Vendors!

On November 18th, we'll be hosting our 24th Annual Vendor Exhibition in conjunction with the Conference. Have you booked your booth yet? Don't delay--reserve your booth today!

Interested in becoming a Conference Sponsor?

A variety of sponsorship opportunities are available and we encourage you to check them out here! Don't see exactly what you'd like to do? Contact us to discuss your ideas!

Fall Webinar Training

with AJ Johnson

Click on any title below for complete details and/or to register. All times are EDT. Last time these courses will be offered in 2026! Register today.

Basic LIHTC

September 15, 9am-4pm

This training is designed primarily for new site managers and supervisory property managers, and is especially beneficial to those personnel who are relatively inexperienced in the tax credit program. It covers all aspects of credit relating to on- site management, including the application process, rental calculation, income and eligibility verification requirements, requirements relating to tenant assets, and a full discussion of student issues. There are multiple problems designed to test the student’s retention of the course material.

A calculator is required for this course.

Income & Assets

September 17, 9am-4pm

This course provides concentrated instruction on the required methodology for calculating and verifying income, and for determining the value of assets and income generated by those assets. The course includes problems designed to test what the student has learned during the discussion phase of the training and serve to reinforce HUD required techniques for the determination of income and the handling of various assets.

A calculator is required for this course.

Intermediate LIHTC

September 23, 9am-4pm

Designed for more experienced managers, supervisory personnel, investment asset managers, and compliance specialists, this 5-hour program expands on the information covered in the Basics of Tax Credit Site Management. A more in-depth discussion of income verification issues is included as well as a discussion of minimum set-aside issues (including the Average Income Minimum Set-Aside), optional fees and use of common areas. The Available Unit Rule and the requirements for units occupied by students are both covered in detail. Attendees will also learn the requirements relating to setting rents at a tax credit property.

NAHMA's Fair Housing Compliance (FHC) Course

October 5-6, 8:30a.m. - 12:30p.m.

Gwen Volk, Instructor

The Fair Housing Compliance™ (FHC™) course trains managers to understand the complex regulations set forth in the Fair Housing Act and Section 504 regulations. The comprehensive, practical training manual for this course includes ready-to-use documents and forms to conduct a Section 504 Self-Evaluation and sample Transition Plan. The course teaches a step-by-step approach to determining the administrative and financial feasibility of making units accessible. Not only does NAHMA’s Fair Housing course cover the application process, which includes screening, accepting, and rejecting applicants, it also presents instruction on developing company-wide policies and procedures.  

The 8-hour program is composed of two 4-hour interactive Zoom meeting training sessions and a take home 2-hour online certification exam that must be taken within 3 weeks of completing the course. Each participant will receive the Zoom meeting credentials and an electronic copy of the NAHMA Fair Housing manual via email in advance of the webinar. Students who successfully complete this course and exam will be listed in NAHMA’s Online Credential Directory.