Renters of Palm Bay Housing Workshop

 Program:
Renters of Palm Bay FL Housing Workshop
(Finding Expert Help in Developing Your Own Aging Plan.)
There is No Charge for this Workshop for Qualified Renters.
Space is very limited and open to Residents of Palm Bay FL

When:
9:00am-12:00nn – Saturday – September 23th 2023

Where:
Memaw’s B-B-Q (Banquet Room)
4916 Babcock St NE
Palm Bay FL 32905

Guest Speaker:

Frank Scaglione, Esq.
The Florida Bar Speakers Bureau
The Florida Eviction Prevention Project

Moderator:

Vinnie Richardson
Executive Director/Senior Housing Counselor
Christian Housing Ministry

Vinnie is a skilled, professional Housing Counselor whose work with developing and implementing Housing and Urban Development (HUD) housing programs spans over three (3) decades. She one of only 3500 professionals granted this elite designation by HUD since it became legislatively mandated in 2016.

Kerry Fink
Executive Director
Helping Seniors of Brevard

“Through wisdom is an house builded;
And by understanding it is established:
And by knowledge shall the chambers be filled
With all precious and pleasant riches.”
– Proverbs 24:3-4 King James Version (KJV)

CALLING ALL SENIORS OF THE CITY OF PALM BAY!!!

If you are renting your home we have important information that you need to know.

Helping Seniors of Brevard and Christian Housing Ministry, Inc have joined forces to help you protect your rights as a renter.

Call about our next workshop and schedule a free one on one counseling session TODAY!

There is No Charge for this Workshop for Qualified Renters. Space is very limited and open to Residents of Palm Bay FL

Benefits of Working with a HUD-Approved Housing Counselor through Christian Housing Ministry and Helping Seniors of Brevard:

1. Access to Expert Knowledge and Guidance
One of the primary benefits of working with a HUD-approved housing counselor is access to their expert knowledge and guidance. These professionals are trained and certified to provide information and guidance on all aspects of the rental and homebuying process.

2. Personalized Assistance
Another benefit of working with a HUD-approved housing counselor is the personalized assistance they provide. Counselors can work with renters/buyers one-on-one to assess their financial situation and help them understand their options for renting or purchasing a home.

3. Access to Resources and Programs
HUD-approved housing counselors have access to a variety of resources and programs that can help potential renters/buyers achieve their renter and homeownership goals.

4. Objective Advice and Advocacy
Working with a HUD-approved housing counselor can also provide renters/buyers with objective advice and advocacy.

5. Improved Chances of Success
Finally, working with a HUD-approved housing counselor can improve a renter’s /buyer’s chances of success in renting /purchasing a home.

RENTERS OF PALM BAY, FLORIDA WORKSHOP
AGENDA
9am – 12nn – Saturday, September 23rd 2023
Memaw’s B-B-Q (Banquet Room), Palm Bay, FL

Welcome and Introduction to Agenda
Helping Seniors of Brevard Introduction
Vinnie Richardson (Christian Housing Ministry)
Slide Show – Evictions Process in Florida
– Break/Refreshments –

Attorney Frank Scaglione
Eviction Prevention Project
Florida State Bar – Legal Services

Property Management/Managers in Brevard County
Questions and Answers
Helping Seniors Resources and Closing

Who to contact to reserve your seat at our next workshop or one on one counseling:

Helping Seniors of Brevard County
Phone | 321-473-7770 || Fax | 321-765-6420

EMail | Info@HelpingSeniorsofBrevard.org
Online | www.HelpingSeniorsofBrevard.org

The Florida Legal Aid (FLA) Eviction Prevention Project is a HUD initiative. It provides crucial legal aid services to vulnerable residents across the state to protect them from eviction.

The Project will provide:

• Education and outreach to tenants at imminent risk of eviction;

• Access to improved technology to help prevent future barriers to renting;

• Assistance to tenants to avoid or reduce the negative impacts of a potential eviction, such as referrals to other service providers like Emergency Rental Assistance Program (ERAP) administrators, as well as comprehensive legal services in other areas;

• Collaboration with courts, judges, and other parties to create and promote eviction diversion programs; and

• Legal representation in relation to legal filings and court proceedings, including negotiation, mediation, or arbitration, and the provision of limited representation and counsel and advice, as well as assistance filing fair housing complaints related to eviction.

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