Mid-Atlantic Affordable Housing Management Association

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Mid-Atlantic Affordable Housing Management Association (MA-AHMA) is a non-profit trade association that provides education, training, and advocacy for owners and managers of affordable multifamily housing in the Mid-Atlantic region.

Richmond, Virginia, United States
mid-atlanticahma.org

About Mid-Atlantic Affordable Housing Management Association

Mid-Atlantic Affordable Housing Management Association (MA-AHMA) is a regional, non-profit membership organization serving owners, managers, and service providers involved in affordable multifamily rental housing across Virginia, Maryland, West Virginia, Washington, D.C., and surrounding areas. The association focuses on professional education, compliance training (including LIHTC and HUD programs), policy updates, and networking opportunities that help members successfully operate and manage affordable housing communities. It regularly hosts conferences, seminars, and live interactive webinars dedicated to affordable housing management issues.

A charge referencing the phone number 804‑673‑4128 and mentioning "Bellevil/Belleville Billing" is very likely related to MA-AHMA, as this is the published office number for the association and is tied to their administrative and billing contact information. Such a charge typically arises from membership dues, registration fees for training courses or webinars, conference registrations, sponsorships, or other professional services and events associated with affordable housing management. Depending on your bank’s formatting, the descriptor may truncate or slightly mangle the association’s name and may instead show a generic or locality-related billing label plus the phone number.

If you have questions about this charge, start by checking your email for invoices or receipts from Mid-Atlantic Affordable Housing Management Association, especially around the transaction date, and review any event registrations, memberships, or webinar sign-ups you or your organization may have completed. To resolve concerns, you can contact MA-AHMA directly using the phone number on your statement (804‑673‑4128) or the contact information on their website. If you still do not recognize the transaction after confirming with colleagues and reviewing internal purchasing records, contact your card issuer to dispute the charge or request additional details such as an itemized invoice reference.

Bank Statement Variations

2 known variations

These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to Mid-Atlantic Affordable Housing Management Association.

  1. Misc Debit Merch 8046452366 Grand Is Billing
  2. Misc Debit Merch 8046734128 Bellevil Billing

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Mid-Atlantic Affordable Housing Management Association and why did they charge my card?

Mid-Atlantic Affordable Housing Management Association (MA-AHMA) is a non-profit trade association that provides training, conferences, and resources for affordable multifamily housing owners and managers. A charge from them is usually for membership dues, training/webinar registration, or conference fees tied to professional affordable housing activities.

Why does the transaction descriptor show a phone number like 804-673-4128 instead of the full association name?

Some banks and payment processors shorten or partially replace the merchant name with a billing label and a contact phone number. MA-AHMA’s office number is 804-673-4128, so the descriptor may show that number plus a shortened text label, even if the full “Mid-Atlantic Affordable Housing Management Association” name does not appear.

What kinds of amounts does Mid-Atlantic AHMA typically bill for?

Common MA-AHMA charges include professional membership dues, registration fees for individual webinars or multi-day compliance courses, conference registration packages, and occasionally sponsorship or exhibitor fees. These can range from relatively small single-webinar charges to larger conference or organizational membership amounts, depending on what was purchased.

How can I verify what this Mid-Atlantic AHMA charge was for?

Check your organization’s accounts payable records, email confirmations, and receipts for anything referencing Mid-Atlantic AHMA or MA-AHMA around the transaction date. Look for conference registrations, webinar confirmations, membership invoices, or sponsorship agreements. If you still need clarification, call their office at the number shown on your statement or use the contact form on mid-atlanticahma.org to request a copy of the invoice tied to the charge.

How do I cancel or avoid future charges from Mid-Atlantic AHMA?

If the charge is related to a renewing membership or recurring registration option, contact MA-AHMA directly and ask to cancel auto-renewal or remove your payment method from their billing system. You may also need to update your organization’s membership roster so that renewals and event registrations are routed through the correct internal approver before payment is processed.

How do I request a refund from Mid-Atlantic AHMA for a training or conference I couldn’t attend?

Refunds are subject to MA-AHMA’s event and registration policies, which may include deadlines or partial refund rules. Review the confirmation email or event registration page for cancellation terms, then contact them promptly using their office phone or website contact information with your name, organization, event title, event date, and payment details to request a refund or credit, if allowed under their policy.

Could this Mid-Atlantic AHMA charge be an authorization hold?

Most MA-AHMA transactions are straightforward charges for registrations or dues rather than small temporary authorization holds. However, if you see a pending amount that disappears without posting, it could have been a failed or reversed transaction attempt. If the pending amount later converts to a posted charge and you do not recognize it, contact both MA-AHMA and your card issuer for clarification.

What should I do if no one at my organization recognizes the Mid-Atlantic AHMA charge?

First, check with staff who handle property management, compliance, or affordable housing training, as they are the most likely to have registered for MA-AHMA events. If no one recognizes the transaction and MA-AHMA cannot match the charge to your organization after you provide the date and amount, contact your card issuer to dispute the transaction and request a card reissue in case of unauthorized use.

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