Ensuring Resident Stability in the Wake of the Pandemic
1:00 PM ET, Tuesday, September 21 | Register Here
NEW! Featured panelists include Esther Sullivan, Author of Manufactured Insecurity, and representatives from Living Cully
New data published by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau shows that 28 percent of manufactured homeowners reported being behind on their housing payments as of the end of 2020. This statistic is especially striking when measured against comparable rates for residents of single-family homes and small-to-mid-sized multi-unit apartments, which were 12 and 18 percent, respectively. This panel will discuss potential reasons for this disparity and how we might mitigate it as residents, practitioners, and
policymakers.
Duty to Serve: Examining Federal, State, and Local Policy to Support and Protect Manufactured Housing
3:00 PM ET, Tuesday, September 21 | Register Here
Featured panelists include representatives from Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac
Join us as we bring together representatives from Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac and housing policymakers and practitioners to discuss policy efforts to ensure an economic recovery that protects manufactured housing. This panel will expand our knowledge and understanding of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac’s recently published Manufactured Housing Market 2022-2024 Plans, which were prepared in adherence to the FHFA’s Duty to Serve program. Additionally, experts in policy and public finance, as well as nonprofit and municipal housing agency leaders, will discuss the implications of the newly released documents in their respective communities.
Building A More
Resilient Manufactured Housing Industry
1:00 PM ET, Wednesday, September 22 | Register Here
Featured panelists include Ross Kanaga, Financial Innovation Manager at DevNW and Ramsey Cohen, Retail Marketing Manager at Clayton Homes
Hear from manufactured housing retailers, lenders and housing counselors working in the field about how they are making the industry more resilient and continuing to provide opportunities for manufactured homeownership. This session aims to investigate current trends and changes in the manufactured housing industry in the context of a post-pandemic recovery.
Reimagining the Future of Manufactured Housing
3:00 PM ET, Wednesday, September 22 | Register Here
NEW! Featured panelists include representatives from ROC USA, Neighborhood Partnership Housing Services, Inc., Network for Oregon Affordable Housing and Federal Home Loan Bank of Cincinnati
Over the next year, Prosperity Now will be stepping down from its current role as facilitator of the I'M HOME Conference and I'M HOME Network and Working Groups. During this period, we will be working to transition the network and its accompanying resources to one or more familiar stakeholders who will continue the work to ensure that manufactured housing communities and homeowners continue to thrive. We invite you to join this session for an open discussion on this transition and how manufactured housing might be reimagined to expand its reach, focusing on “big picture” ideas that affect the industry and residents nationwide.