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The Affordable Housing Management Association (AHMA) is a not-for-profit organization founded in 1982, dedicated to serving the needs of industry members across Colorado, Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Utah, and Wyoming. With a membership that manages approximately 60,000 units of HUD, RHS, and tax credit financed affordable housing, AHMA plays a crucial role in the industry. AHMA conducts around 40 industry training sessions each year throughout its six-state region, along with hosting an Annual Conference. The organization also offers online HUD occupancy training to further support its members and promote education within the affordable housing sector. Generated from the website

Community Resources & Housing Development Corporation (CRHDC) is a 501c3 nonprofit organization dedicated to creating pathways to home and asset building opportunities for low to moderate-income communities throughout Colorado. Founded in 1971, CRHDC focuses on providing safe, attainable, and sustainable housing solutions through various programs, including counseling, education, lending, and rental opportunities. As a HUD Housing Counseling Agency and a member of NeighborWorks America, CRHDC offers resources such as homebuyer education workshops and mutual self-help housing initiatives. The organization aims to build strong and vibrant communities by promoting responsible lending practices and affordable housing development. Generated from the website

The Colorado Community Land Trust (CCLT) is a nonprofit organization that was founded in 2002 and merged with Habitat for Humanity of Metro Denver in 2020. They aim to create affordable homeownership opportunities for families in the Metro Denver area by offering renovated homes and affordable resales. CCLT works with qualified buyers who meet the financial requirements and income limits, providing them with affordable mortgages and the chance to own a home in great locations. With over 150 closings since 2011, Realtor Eric Welch supports both sellers and homebuyers in CCLT's affordable communities. Samantha Becker, the Senior Manager of the Community Land Trust, has been with CCLT since 2005 and is responsible for managing the land trust. Kayla Hofmann, the Assistant Manager, joined Habitat in 2020 and brings her passion for affordable housing and social justice principles to her role. Together, they work to make the home buying process efficient and easy for moderate-income earners.Generated from the website