Course Details

Architects, general contractors, development consultants, project managers, property managers, engineers, realtors, appraisers, accountants, attorneys…Who do you need on your development team? Who don't you need? How does a team change for different kinds of projects? In this practical course, nonprofit housing staff and board members will develop the skills to define and assemble a strong, effective development team for a successful project. You'll learn when to engage your board in real estate ventures, how to prepare successful Requests for Qualifications or Proposals for third-party team members and multiple ways to identify contractors and other professionals. You'll know the pros and cons of having in-house development staff versus working with consultants. And once your team is in place, you'll have tools and techniques to manage everyone and keep your project on track throughout its development.

Other courses that may interest you:

• AH102 The Basic Steps of the Affordable Housing Development Process
• AH132 Pre-Development: The 10 Feasibility Questions You Need to Answer
• CP145 Project Management for Construction & Rehab
• CP237 Building Multifamily Housing Part III: Project-Managing the Construction Process

Course Length: 2 Days

Tuition: $770.0

Course counts toward a professional certificate (PCP): Yes