Conducting a Self-Study of Housing Management History

Selfstudy of housing management history

To conduct a self-study of your housing management history, follow these steps. Focus, Methods, Results. Before you can begin, you must review your housing management history. Focus: To determine the purpose of the study, write down the main objectives and key events. You can also identify other areas for improvement. Focus: Determine the main reasons why your housing management history needs improvement. This may include examining the role of housing management in a community.

Focus:

In the first decade of the twentieth century, more people migrated to urban centers. This unprecedented demand crowded cities, creating a shortage of affordable housing for working-class families. In response, the federal government began cracking down on negligent property owners. As a result, living conditions improved and people lived longer, healthier lives. In addition, more laws addressed the quality of rental properties. The NCHP was awarded a contract to study these practices and create plans for future training programs.

Results

The RTLFB is a self-report questionnaire that provides point-in-time and retrospective longitudinal information about housing. The questionnaire asks respondents about the duration and type of housing they have lived in during a specific period of time. It also asks about the composition of the household and the reasons for moving. The RTLFB has good concurrent validity and test-retest reliability. In addition, it has a high level of content validity.