The goal of this resource is to cut through the complicated and burdensome process of developing affordable rental housing on Native land and to give developers a phased approach to use when tackling their projects.

Rural housing providers and nonprofits will learn to acquire and/or preserve affordable homes in rural Alabama, Georgia and Mississippi.

Enterprise Community Partners is bringing its Rural Housing Preservation Academy in the Pacific Northwest (Oregon, Washington, Idaho and Alaska). The Academy is a series of no-cost training and peer learning sessions designed to help rural housing providers acquire and/or preserve USDA Rural Development (RD), HUD and LIHTC financed housing in their respective communities.

In January 2020, Enterprise Community Partners launched its Native Homeownership Learning Communities Cohort (NHLCC), a twelve-month initiative focused on building the capacity of participating organizations to deliver homeownership programming.

An interactive training curriculum designed as a companion guide to the 2018 Tribal Leaders Handbook on Homeownership accompanied by a training series for Native practitioners assisting them with improving housing conditions on tribal land.

The Enterprise Rural and Native American Program team has developed a series of no-cost training and peer-learning sessions designed to help rural housing providers and nonprofits acquire and preserve USDA Rural Development, HUD 811 and 202, Low-Income Housing Tax Credit and other subsidized and affordable housing.

Introduction to Affordable Housing in partnership with the New Mexico Tribal Homeownership Coalition.

The session highlights development projects that have effectively preserved properties by using unique approaches and resources including the Coal Severance Tax Trust Fund.

The Pacific Northwest Rural Rental Housing Preservation Academy is a series of no-cost training and peer learning sessions designed to help rural housing providers and nonprofits acquire and/or preserve USDA Rural Development, HUD 811 and 202, LIHTC and other subsidized and affordable housing in rural Washington and Oregon communities.