Oklahoma runs seven housing finance programs. Most builders in this state have never had them laid out in one place โ which one funds what, who actually qualifies, and which window is open this month. On September 26 the man who administers all seven is in the room, and he takes questions.
September 26, 2026 ยท Champion Convention Center, Oklahoma City
Both take-homes come with your seat: the Wealth Building Playbook you fill out live, and the Oklahoma Investor Funding Manual you'll still be using next year.
Your deal pencils. Your equity doesn't stretch to the next one until this one closes. That's a financing problem wearing a deal problem's coat.
Bigger developers, nonprofits, syndicators. Some of it is. Some of it was written for a builder putting up five houses, and nobody tells you which is which.
Some programs take applications continuously. Some pause. Some have one deadline a year. Which door is open in which month is most of the game, and it changes.
One you build during the day. One you use for the next three years. Notes get lost โ these don't.
An interactive workbook you fill out live, while the strategists teach โ your deal, your numbers, your next steps, in your own words. Bring a laptop or a tablet.
Walk out with a plan, not a pile of notes.
Thirty public funding programs across the city, state and federal layers โ verified against the agencies' own documents, with the deadline calendar and the direct contacts.
The map stays useful long after the room empties.
Not a summary of the programs โ the person responsible for them, in the room, answering the question you actually have about the build you're actually planning.
Darrell Beavers has administrative responsibility for seven of Oklahoma's housing finance programs. Four federal, three state. Different income rules, different cycles, different qualification bars.
He has been at the Oklahoma Housing Finance Agency for over three decades, and he wrote The Affordable Housing Handbook. He is also an active real estate broker and investor, which is why he explains this in deal terms rather than agency terms.
Affordable housing units financed through the programs he administers.
He administers seven of Oklahoma's housing finance programs and is an active real estate broker and investor himself, which is why he explains them in deal terms. On September 26 he walks the room through all seven โ what each funds, who qualifies, what to say when you call โ and takes live questions.
She implements Oklahoma City's housing strategy โ what the city is actually doing on housing, block by block, inside the city limits. If your lot is in OKC she is the person to ask, and on September 26 she takes live questions too.
She builds where nobody else is building yet โ reading a tired block and putting up what it needs before the comps move. Her Redevelopment Advantage Framework is the method for choosing where to break ground, which is the decision that makes or costs you the most.
The lenders, title people and trades you need on a build are standing on the floor all day. You can ask a lender what they will actually lend on before you need them on a clock.
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Three keynotes โ see the deal, leverage it, scale it โ plus the expert panel Q&A on the Oklahoma City market.
The Oklahoma Investor Funding Manual โ 30 verified programs, 12 dated funding windows into 2027, application paths, direct contacts and a glossary. Plus The Digital Wealth Building Playbook, which you build your own plan in during the day.
Curated networking, a sponsor and exhibitor hall of contractors and lenders, plus light breakfast and lunch โ served.
Tickets $175 โ price rises to $197 on September 6.
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