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An owner recertifying by tenant self-certification must examine source documents every sixth year

htf.recertification.source_documents_every_sixth_year · v1.0.0

During the period of affordability the owner must re-examine each tenant's annual income each year using an option the grantee has selected under 24 CFR 93.151(d). An owner who re-examines income through the tenant's written statement and certification under 93.151(d)(2) must examine the source documentation of each tenant's income every 6th year of the affordability period. That sixth-year source-document examination is not required where the tenant or the unit is assisted under the public housing program, a Federal or State project-based rental assistance program, or a Federal tenant-based rental assistance program, because the grantee must accept the income determination made under those programs' rules.

Which option applies is a grantee election recorded in the written agreement, not a programme default. Do not infer it from the property.
Confidence
high
Effective from
2016-01-01
Last reviewed
2026-08-31

Evidence required

  • Tenant Income Certification(one_per_year)
  • Consecutive pay stubs(conditional)

Citations

All sources verified within 1 day
  • Housing Trust Fund
    24 CFR 93.302(e)(2)
    regulationSource ↗verified 1d ago
  • Housing Trust Fund
    24 CFR 93.302(e)(1)
    regulationSource ↗verified 1d ago
  • Housing Trust Fund
    24 CFR 93.151(d)(1)
    regulationSource ↗verified 1d ago