Multifamily property owner, agents and Public Housing Authorities ( PHAs) have the option to appeal a physical inspection score for reasons such as a belief that the inspections was not conducted in accordance with the Uniform Physical Conditions Standards ( UPCS) inspection protocol, that certain inspection data may have been recorded in error, or deficiencies are related to extraordinary events such as a natural disaster, that, if corrected/ adjusted, will result in an improvement in the property’s overall score. Learn the benefits to appeal your physical inspection score. 

By the learning the  appeal process  for the REAC inspection the audience can improve their property score thus avoiding financial sanctions and become a high performer. 

Areas covered include without limitation: 

THE APPEAL PROCESS TOPICS:

1. Analysis of the Physical Inspection Summary

2. Information on Appeals:

     A. Types of Appeals

          a. Technical Reviews 

          b. Data Based Adjustments

     B. Verifiable Documentation

     C. Time Frame for Appeal

     D. The Appeal Form

         a.  Location-Building #, Unit #

          b. Item of Deficiency/ Observation

     E. Where to Send the Appeal

     F.  Results of the Appeal.

     G. Examples of Appeal Items and Appropriate Documentation

Learning Objectives:

1. What is an appeal?
2. What are the steps for submitting an appeal?
3. What can be expected in response to a request for an appeal?

Who Should Attend:

• Multifamily property Owners
• Multifamily regional property managers
• Multifamily property managers
• Multifamily property maintenance supervisors
• PHAs executive directors
• PHAs property managers
• PHAs property maintenance supervisors
• Multifamily property owners’ legal counsel.
• PHAs’ legal counsel