Research requirements

Find requirements by topic, program and location. Open a result to read the rule, its dates and citations, with supporting excerpts where available.

You’re searching public federal research. State and local records are not included with your current access. Sign in to check your access.

Showing 21–40 of 726 results

• federalUnited StatesBMIRReview limitations
  A BMIR project is a subsidised project under 24 CFR part 247, so termination needs good cause and the prescribed noticeRequirement excerpt: A Section 221(d)(3) BMIR project is a subsidised project for the purposes of 24 CFR part 247 subpart A, because the definition of subsidised project expressly includes a multifamily housing project receiving the benefit of below-market…Read conditions and sources →
• federalUnited StatesBMIR
  A BMIR tenant who has had all three reminder notices and reports on or after the anniversary date must begin paying the BMIR market rent - 110 percent of the BMIR rent - from that dateRequirement excerpt: The handbook's general late-recertification consequence is that the tenant begins paying MARKET RENT on the recertification anniversary date, and CHG-4 added a note saying what market rent means in the two mortgage-subsidy programmes: IN A…Read conditions and sources →
• federalUnited StatesRD RAReview limitations
  A borrower may not request Rental Assistance for a rental unit the Agency determines is not habitable under 7 CFR 3560.103Requirement excerpt: Rental Assistance attaches to units, and an uninhabitable unit is not an eligible one. Borrowers MAY NOT REQUEST Rental Assistance for rental units the Agency determines are not habitable in accordance with 7 CFR 3560.103. That section is…Read conditions and sources →
• federalUnited StatesRD RA
  A borrower using non-Agency rental subsidy must execute an agreement with the provider, file a copy with the Agency, and tell tenants the amount and source through the leaseRequirement excerpt: Where a project uses rental subsidy from a source other than the Agency, the arrangement has to be papered and filed. The borrower and the provider MUST EXECUTE A RENTAL SUBSIDY AGREEMENT and submit a copy to the Agency, and the agreement…Read conditions and sources →
• federalUnited StatesCDBG
  A CDBG grantee elects one of three definitions of income per activity, and integrally related activities must use the same oneRequirement excerpt: For the purpose of determining whether a family or household is low- and moderate-income under subpart C of part 570, the grantee may select any of three definitions of income for each activity: annual income as defined for Section 8 at 24…Read conditions and sources →
• federalUnited StatesCDBG
  A CDBG housing activity file must document the assisted units, each LMI household's size and income, and the rent chargedRequirement excerpt: For each activity carried out for the purpose of providing or improving housing that is determined to benefit low- and moderate-income persons, the recipient must keep a copy of the written agreement with each landlord or developer…Read conditions and sources →
• federalUnited StatesCDBG
  A CDBG housing activity meets the low- and moderate-income national objective only through occupancy by LMI householdsRequirement excerpt: An eligible CDBG activity carried out to provide or improve permanent residential structures benefits low- and moderate-income persons only if, upon completion, the structures are occupied by low- and moderate-income households. Where the…Read conditions and sources →
• federalUnited StatesCDBGReview limitations
  A CDBG rental project may go below 51 percent LMI occupancy only for new construction of non-elderly multifamily housing, at 20 percent minimum, with CDBG's cost share capped at the LMI unit shareRequirement excerpt: The LMH national objective normally requires that at least 51 percent of the units in a structure of more than two units be occupied by low- and moderate-income households at affordable rents. 24 CFR 570.208(a)(3)(i) is the only route below…Read conditions and sources →
• federalUnited StatesPBRAReview limitations
  A change in an applicant's household composition may move them to a different unit-size list, and the owner's written policy decides whether the original application date survivesRequirement excerpt: The owner should update waiting lists annually or semi-annually so applicant information stays current and names that should no longer be on the list are removed. Where household composition changes, the owner must update the waiting list…Read conditions and sources →
• federalUnited StatesPBRAReview limitations
  A change in family size lets the owner require a move to an appropriate-size unit, but never permits eviction for refusing, nor a market rent where no such unit is availableRequirement excerpt: After a family moves in, the unit may become overcrowded or underutilised because family size changed. In rental properties the owner MAY require the family to move to a unit of appropriate size. If a unit of appropriate size is not…Read conditions and sources →
• federalUnited StatesLIHTC
  A changed allowance binds rents due 90 days after the change, and estimates must reach the agency and the tenants at the START of that periodRequirement excerpt: If the applicable utility allowance for units changes at any time during the building's extended use period, the new allowance must be used to compute gross rents of the units due 90 days after the change. The 90 days are not a grace period…Read conditions and sources →
• federalUnited StatesCoCReview limitations
  A CoC project may condition continued participation on taking part in supportive services, but never on disability-related services; a substance abuse treatment project is the single exceptionRequirement excerpt: This is the regulation's low-barrier provision, and it is narrower and sharper than the phrase 'Housing First' suggests. Recipients and subrecipients MAY require program participants to take part in supportive services AS A CONDITION OF…Read conditions and sources →
• federalUnited StatesCoCReview limitations
  A CoC recipient must monitor its subrecipients at least annually and retain the monitoring documentation, including findings and required corrective actionsRequirement excerpt: Monitoring flows down. As a condition of the grant agreement the recipient agrees TO MONITOR SUBRECIPIENTS AT LEAST ANNUALLY, to monitor and report the progress of the projects to the Continuum of Care and to HUD, to monitor subrecipient…Read conditions and sources →
• federalUnited StatesPBV
  A combined-option HAP contract does not eliminate the PHA inspection deadlineRequirement excerpt: Under the adopted combined procedure with owner agreement, the HAP contract is based on a qualifying alternative inspection in the preceding 24 months, subject to the government-financing provision in paragraph (i). The PHA must conduct its…Read conditions and sources →
• federalUnited StatesLIHTC
  A complete tenant file must be assembled and retained for every assisted householdRequirement excerpt: For each household in a restricted unit the owner must assemble and retain the application, eligibility determination, income and asset verifications, certification, lease and addenda, notices, and any interim documentation, for the period…Read conditions and sources →
• federalUnited StatesBond / 142(d)
  A continuing resident stays qualified until income exceeds 140 percent and a comparable unit in the project is let to a new over-income residentRequirement excerpt: A resident whose income was at or below the applicable income limit when occupancy began is treated as continuing not to exceed that limit. That treatment ceases for a resident whose income at the most recent annual determination exceeds…Read conditions and sources →
• federalUnited StatesPBV
  A contract unit must be inspected before assistance is provided to a new familyRequirement excerpt: Before providing assistance to a new family in a contract unit the PHA must inspect the unit, and must not provide assistance on behalf of a family for a unit that fails to comply fully with HQS. A turnover inspection does not count toward…Read conditions and sources →
• federalUnited StatesRAD PBV
  A conversion-caused TTP increase above the greater of 10 percent or $25 must be phased in over three or five yearsRequirement excerpt: If, purely as a result of conversion, the amount a tenant would pay for rent and utilities under the PBV program would increase the tenant's total tenant payment by more than the greater of 10 percent or $25, the increase must be phased in…Read conditions and sources →
• federalUnited StatesRAD PBRA
  A conversion-caused TTP increase above the greater of 10 percent or $25 must be phased in, with eligibility fixed at the Initial CertificationRequirement excerpt: If, purely as a result of conversion, the amount a tenant would pay for rent and utilities under the PBRA program would increase the tenant's total tenant payment by more than the greater of 10 percent or $25, the increase must be phased in…Read conditions and sources →
• federalUnited StatesRAD PBVReview limitations
  A converting family keeps its public housing tenant rent until the first regular or interim recertification after conversionRequirement excerpt: At a PBV conversion the Contract Administrator uses the family's public housing tenant rent, as reflected on line 10f of the family's most recent HUD Form 50058 at the date of conversion, to calculate the PBV housing assistance payment and…Read conditions and sources →