Duration:

2 hours

Description

What is receivership? A code enforcement tool? A way to build affordable homes? A business opportunity? Spoiler alert: it’s all of the above! Our new Receivership Series will explain receivership, how someone becomes a receiver, and how nonprofits can work with receivers to develop affordable homeownership opportunities in their communities.

Session 2 will focus on how local contractors and developers can become receivers, the best practices for being a receiver, and how to include receivership work in your professional portfolio.

This series is designed for:

• Contractors and rental property managers who are interested in learning more about receivership and how to become a receiver.
• Municipal code enforcement and law department officials.
• People who support affordable homeownership development as staff at CDCs.
• Lawyers interested in learning how to incorporate receivership cases into their practices.
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All attendees, and in particular those with limited exposure to receivership, are encouraged to attend Session 1 in addition to Session 2 and Session 3.

Confirmed panelists to date include:

• Judge Dina Fein, retired Housing Court judge
• Assistant Attorney General Amber Villa, Chief of the AGO’s Neighborhood Renewal Division
• Mayor Christopher Johnson, Receiver and attorney representing receivers, Mayor of Agawam, MA
• John Gilbert, Vice President of Real Estate Development at Way Finders

Registration deadline

April 30, 2026

Registration fee

This workshop is free!