Online Registration is Now Closed
Online registration is now closed for the MHI 2014 Summer Meeting. At this time, you will need to register on-site at the Alexander Hotel. The MHI registration desk will be located on the second floor in the Alexander Ballroom Foyer. Registration hours are as follows:
Sunday, June 8, 2014 - 12:30 p.m. - 6:30 p.m.
Monday, June 9, 2014 - 7:15 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Tuesday, June 10, 2014 - 7:15 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Schedule of Events
To view the tentative schedule please click here.
Hotel Reservations
Instructions for making hotel reservations at The Alexander Hotel can be found in the "Location" tab above.
Sponsorship Opportunities
Click here for the list of sponsorship opportunities for the 2014 MHI Summer Meeting.
About the MHI Summer Meeting
MHI’s Summer Meeting provides an excellent mid-year opportunity for members to network, exchange information, stay current on housing trends, and learn about issues of concern to the industry.
One important feature of the 2014 MHI Summer meeting will be an afternoon-long education session on Monday, June 9th – Community Compliance: A Review of CFPB Rules & Manufactured Housing. MHI will have leading experts on the CFPB rules review the regulations and talk about how they specifically impact home sales and manufactured home community operations. Attendance to this Monday afternoon education event will be open to interested individuals beyond the MHI membership who are involved in home sales and land-lease community programs such as lease-to-own and in-house financing.
Another exciting feature of the MHI Summer meeting will be the attendance of the newly selected Administrator of the Manufactured Housing Program at HUD. Pamela Beck Danner has been invited to speak to MHI members during the Tuesday morning June 10th breakfast and general session. This will be a first opportunity for many in the industry to hear from Pamela first hand about her first days, weeks and months as the program administrator and about her goals and plans for the future.
In addition, various MHI boards, divisions and committees will meet to discuss and debate issues important to their members.
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