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Los Angeles Training Institute
Green Building, Stabilization and Foreclosure Courses
NeighborWorks Training in the Lead
- Cutting Edge Training on Hot Topics in Community Development
- At NeighborWorks America, our goal is to bring you the latest thinking and newest ideas in the community development field. Your learning experience with us will help keep you at the forefront of your work — enhancing your effectiveness for your community, and developing your career prospects as well. Join us in Los Angeles to build your skills and knowledge in these critical new areas of focus.
Green Building — Combine these courses with the special Symposium (*) being offered Mar. 2
You’ll take home workable, cost-effective strategies and tools for adapting green practices, and
enjoy ample opportunity to learn from experts in the field and peers from across the country.
- * CP905 Symposium: Green Choices, Green Value — For the Families and Communities We Serve
- AH232 Green Building Fundamentals for Affordable Housing
- AH245 Integrating Green Fundamentals into Multifamily Housing
- AM242 Green and Healthy Strategies for Multifamily Properties
- AM244 Creating and Managing a Comprehensive Energy Program for Your Residents
- CP240 Greening Housing Rehab
- CP243 Building Healthy Homes
- HO290 Being Green, Seeing Green: Counseling Clients to Maximize Energy Savings
Community Stabilization
As part of our effort to help mitigate the effects of the foreclosure crisis, NeighborWorks
America is focusing on developing tools and training to enable local governments and nonprofit
organizations to evaluate approaches and tailor responses to the increase in foreclosures and
real estate owned properties (REO).
- AH291 REO Solutions: Property Assessment, Acquisition and Financing
- AH292 REO Solutions: Approaches to Efficiently Rehabbing REO Properties
- AH293 REO Solutions: Strategies for Selling or Leasing Reo Rehabbed Properties
- AM230 Property Management for scattered Site Rental Housing
- NR231 Stabilizing Neighborhoods in a Post-Foreclosure Environment
Foreclosure
We offer a wide range of practical, hands-on foreclosure-focused courses for professionals at all levels of experience.
In addition, we offer online courses in foreclosure basics and FHA-insured loans, and are
developing a number of other new foreclosure- and REO-related e-learning options.
- Foreclosure and Lending Basics
- Recognizing Predatory Lending Practices
- Group and Phone Foreclosure Counseling Strategies
- Advanced Foreclosure Practicum
- Developing and Implementing Foreclosure Programs
- Developing Loss Mitigation Skills
- Using FHA-insured Loans
- Post-Purchase Education Methods
- Foreclosure Intervention and Default Counseling Certification
| Questions? Call us at (800) 438-5547 or e-mail us at training@nw.org. |