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Atlanta Training Institute
New & Featured Courses
Featured Course
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Two Great New Rural-Focused Courses
- CP131 Introduction to Factory-Built Housing
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Developing projects with factory-built housing often means lower costs, higher quality, and faster delivery times than traditional site-built construction. With funding dollars so precious, why spend extra money on the more expensive types of construction? This two-day course provides both a comprehensive foundation of basic knowledge for the beginner as well as more in-depth subject material for those who already have experience with factory-built housing. Specific topics include:
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- understanding the wide range of types of houses that are built in factories
- - how a house is actually built
- - how to install and finish the house on-site
- - understanding the wide range of developments your organization can undertake
- - how to finance your project; how to prepare a pro forma for your project
- ...and much more. Attendees are invited to bring details (e.g., plans, market studies, funding applications, etc.) about their projects in process for individual review by the course faculty.
- CP133 Adventures in Factory-Built Housing: A Mobile Workshop
- For affordable housing developers and practitioners who are ready to investigate and implement all that factory housing has to offer, here is an exciting one-day field-based experience you can't miss. After brief introductions in the classroom we will spend the day "on tour" visiting local outstanding sites that showcase various types and styles of factory built housing utilized in the region. Tour sites will offer a variety of options dependent on location. Options will include factory visits, site visits for different styles of factory built housing, sub-division development, in-fill new construction and the like. Learn about specific successful approaches to utilizing factory built housing for your projects and in your programs. Get an up-close look at uses of the latest materials and methods in factgory built housing. This one-day session is designed for construction managers, single family housing developers, project managers and other nonprofit staff designing and managing affordable housing development.
Check out the NEW courses being offered in Atlanta
Affordable Housing
AH136 Selecting and Managing Your Development Team
AH180 Supportive Housing: A Strategy That Works for Tenants and Communities
AH181 Supportive Housing: The Three-Legged Stool of Financing
AH182 Supportive Housing: Serving Tenants Effectively and Assuring Quality
AH294 Successful Models for Foreclosure Programs
AH297 Marketing Your Foreclosure Program to Potential Residents
Community Engagement
CB119 Basic Training Techniques: Skills to Teach Others What You Know
CB142 Organizing for Neighborhood Safety
CB375 Organizing and Mobilizing to Combat Loan Modification Scams
Community Economic Development
ED143 Designing and Managing a Microenterprise Revolving Loan Fund
ED165 Achieving Economic Development with CDBG Funding
Community & Neighborhood Revitalization
NR102 Strategies to Meaningfully Engage Stakeholders in Revitalization Planning
Construction and Production Management
CP101 Affordable Housing Design and Construction Basics
CP104 Housing Rehabilitation Production Systems
CP107 The Human Side of Housing Rehabilitation
CP121 Inspections, Work Scopes and Estimates in Housing Rehabilitation
CP124 Risk Management in Housing Rehabilitation
CP127 Advanced Systems for Housing Rehabilitation
CP131 Introduction to Factory-Built Housing
CP133 Adventures in Factory-Built Housing: A Mobile Workshop
Homeownership and Community Lending
HO203 HUD's Emergency Homeowner Loan Program
HO248 Program Compliance and Reporting for HUD-Approved Counseling Agencies
HO278 HECM Property Charge Loss Mitigation Counseling
HO310 Financial Coaching: Helping Clients Reach Their Goals
Management and Leadership
ML282 How to Negotiate: The Most Important Skill You Will Ever Learn!
ML374 Driving in the Rain: Risk Management and Capitalization in an Uncertain Environment
ML376 Raising Debt and Equity from External Sources
Rural Community Development
CP131 Introduction to Factory-Built Housing
CP133 Adventures in Factory-Built Housing: A Mobile Workshop
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