NCHMA Annual Meeting (2024)

Leading developers active in KY and surrounding states will discuss their current activities and share their perspectives on market conditions, current opportunities, headwinds and future outlook.

• Michael Hynes, Winterwood Inc.
• Tammy Stansbury, Woda Cooper Companies, Inc.

Learn how AI modules can convert data from spreadsheets to narrative, reducing time required to interpret data, produce demand analysis, identify neighborhood amenities and retrieve BLS data

• Lubna Fatima, Ribbon Demographics
• Kalaiarasi Kaliappan, Ribbon Demographics
• Vanessa Rupertus, Ribbon Demographics

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How developers, investors and analysts can use predictive algorithms and workflow automation to improve operations.

• Marc Rutzen, Hello Data AI

With rapid changes in taxes, utility costs, insurance and maintenance, and challenges in rent collections underwriting operating expenses grows increasingly challenging. This session will review operating expenses by line item, “rules of thumb” and considerations in evaluating them and where data comes from for this type of analysis.

• Karen Thigpen, Boston Financial

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With inflation cooling, rent collection challenging in some circumstances and proposed regulatory restrictions on rent growth forecasting real revenue becomes challenging. Hear how developers are dealing with this challenge.

• Jay Parsons, Madera Residential

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• Patrick Bowen, Bowen National Research
• Cathy Burns, Huntington Municipal Development Authority
• Abbey Shelton, Owensboro Community Development Department
• Wendy Smith, Kentucky Housing Corporation

Join the NCHMA & ION team for a fun-filled networking event at Five Iron Golf on September 5th at 7:00 pm! Enjoy appetizers, drinks, and some friendly competition on the golf simulators. A few Ubers will be leaving from the front of the Hotel Distil at 6:45 PM to get you there in style. Don’t miss out on this great opportunity to connect and unwind!

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On occasion, someone might seek to discredit a market study in legal proceedings. Solid methodology that is defensible is key to handling such situations, particularly if internal discussions become subject to discovery.

• Bob Rogers, John Wall & Associates

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Executives from state allocating agencies sharing their observations, priorities, updates on qualified allocation plans, and other current issues.

• Eric Alexander, Tennessee Housing Development Agency
• Tommy Lowmon, Georgia Department of Community Affairs
• Jessica Perry, Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency
• Alan Quick, Department Illinois Housing Development Authority
• Jacob Sipe, Indiana Housing & Community Development Authority
• Wendy Smith, Kentucky Housing Corporation

• Jennifer Atkinson, Mitchell Market Analysts, Inc.
• Liza Mutzl, Mitchell Market Analysts, Inc.
• Jill Terlep, Mitchell Market Analysts, Inc.

• Logan Hanes, Kentucky Manufactured Housing Institute