1 page, 119,970 bytes, sha256 f9df76674035979c0b589233141ad1a147e1d17b37edf7d5a67d899c9094f2f7, fetched 2026-08-24. States the arithmetic directly: 'Tax Credit Units X $25 per = $', 'MONITORING FEE IS PAYABLE ONLY ON TAX CREDIT UNITS', check payable to 'NYC Department of Finance' and submitted to HPD (this printing gives Room 7-U2; the CY2025 Owner Certification instructions give Room 7-V1), with the emphatic instruction 'DO NOT SEND THE CHECK DIRECTLY TO DOF.' The room/attention line drifts year to year and is not encoded as a rule parameter.

7 pages, 2,588,904 bytes, sha256 0b3dc55e83e501bc9541b0892a25df9d87e87dea1fa8eb16679b370df83ae51b, fetched 2026-08-24. PDF metadata: Author 'Tavarez, Ibelsa', Title '_INSTRUCTIONS.pdf', CreationDate 2026-01-21 -- consistent with HPD's practice of mailing the year's forms to owners of record on or before January 31. Carries: the March 1 submission deadline with the express statement that no extensions will be granted; Box.com upload per the assigned Compliance Analyst's instructions; the $25-per-LIHTC-unit monitoring fee payable by check to 'NYC Department of Finance' but delivered to HPD, 100 Gold Street, Room 7-V1; the New York City 25-60 and 25-60 income-averaging minimum set-aside elections under IRC 42(g)(4)/142(d)(6) and 42(g)(1)(C)(ii)(I); the 15-40 deep-rent-skewed election under 42(g)(4)/142(d)(4)(B); the local health/safety/building-code violation-report disclosure; the 24 CFR 35.935 lead-paint options and their explicit distinction from an HPD Local Law 1 of 2004 exemption; and the notarized owner/general-partner-officer signature requirement.

74 pages, 1,168,359 bytes, sha256 d40702b533309d74ade7a0050cd9983bd374242a2c95db1390780e06d41b73a2, fetched 2026-08-24. Sections used: 1-1 (scope -- binding on developers, owners, sponsors and marketing agents of HPD/HDC-assisted projects, p. 5); 4-3 (lottery process and six-year application record retention, p. 25); 4-4 (mini-lotteries and waiting-list lotteries on turnover, p. 25); 5-1.B-D (community preference, five-percent municipal employee preference, NYC residency preference, p. 37); 5-4.B (minimum income eligibility determination, pp. 44-45); 5-4.I (HOTMA asset certification and the HUD-published net-family-assets self-certification threshold, pp. 53-54); 5-5.A-C (asset limit, 100-mile property ownership prohibition, 270-day primary residence, pp. 55-57); 5-7.C (rent levels, 35%-of-gross-annual-rent minimum income standard, deep-rent-skew and mixed-income LIHTC rules, pp. 66-68); 5-8.E-F (Annual Unit Inspection Form, Household Student Status Certification at recertification, p. 69); 6 (submissions and ongoing reporting -- annual rent rolls for HPD LIHTC/HOME projects and pre-lease Agency review of re-rental files, pp. 70-71). Page numbers are stable between the April 2025 and April 2026 editions for every section cited.

2 pages, 102,688 bytes, sha256 6467f6ab24ad5d6530eaa088dea747ea8366669ef6d15a2964ddb98a0fdc2b3c, fetched 2026-08-24. Publishes the dollar-denominated rental asset-limit table effective April 1, 2025 (30% AMI $48,600; 40% $64,800; 50% $81,000; 60% $97,200; 70% $113,400; 80% $129,600; 90% $145,800; 100% $162,000; 110% $178,200; 125% $202,500; 130% $210,600; 165% $267,300; 175% $283,500), the rule that the limit equals the four-person HUD income limit at the unit's AMI designation, the treatment of real property (entire market value counted; equity only for other capital investments), the exclusion of designated retirement and college-savings balances from the limit, and the 100-mile residential-property-ownership prohibition. HPD separately publishes a 'Map of 100 Miles from New York City Limits' on the Marketing page. The table is dollar-denominated and republished when HUD income limits move; the underlying rule (four-person limit at the unit's AMI band) is what the rule record encodes.

The page carries several distinct series under one heading and they are NOT interchangeable: the FY 2026 CDBG Income Limits, a separate CDBG-DR 120 percent series usable only where a Federal Register notice allows it, adjusted Kentucky limits under a 2025 waiver memorandum, uncapped New Jersey limits under the waiver at 78 FR 46999, and Puerto Rico and US Virgin Islands limits marked CDBG-DR only. Bind the plain 'FY <year> CDBG Income Limits' file for ordinary CDBG activities.

Two paragraphs, and both are operative mechanics that no statute or regulation states: 14-1 puts the remittance obligation in project-level arithmetic terms ('the amount by which the total rent collected on the dwelling units exceeds the sum of the approved basic rent for occupied units'), and 14-2 sets the deadline and the forms - the Monthly Report of Excess Income is due by the 10th of the month following the month covered, on forms HUD-93104A and HUD-93104, and is required EVEN WHERE THERE IS NO EXCESS INCOME. CAUTION ON 14-1: read alone its wording sounds project-level, while 12 U.S.C. 1715z-1(g)(1) requires the measure to be taken 'on a unit-by-unit basis'. The statute governs; the handbook paragraph is a summary of the remittance, not a substitute measure. This chapter is a 1992 printing of a handbook whose currency was not established this session - it is cited only for the reporting deadline and forms, not for anything the statute covers.

HUD dataset landing page and explanatory text. Read September 7, 2026. The 20-percent occupancy sentence supports the linked reference; this is not a replacement for the current regulation or verification of all rent-methodology text on the page. Page states revised May 6, 2026 and FY2026 limits effective June 1, 2026.

Cited by the handbook_4350_3_ops rules. Chapter-level record rather than a whole-handbook record, so that a citation names an artifact whose hash can be re-checked independently of the other chapters.

Cited by the handbook_4350_3_ops rules. Chapter-level record rather than a whole-handbook record, so that a citation names an artifact whose hash can be re-checked independently of the other chapters.

Cited by the handbook_4350_3_ops rules. Chapter-level record rather than a whole-handbook record, so that a citation names an artifact whose hash can be re-checked independently of the other chapters.

Cited by the handbook_4350_3_ops rules. Chapter-level record rather than a whole-handbook record, so that a citation names an artifact whose hash can be re-checked independently of the other chapters.

Idaho applies its protected classes SUBSECTION BY SUBSECTION: race, color, religion, sex and national origin reach every subsection, while age and disability reach only named ones.

187 pages, 9,742,997 bytes, sha256 0729a09a7e4413afb75d20d0aa7bc8e4f0e78edf51b9a620cdb2996331de8b36. Fetched with plain curl and a standard browser User-Agent; no bot wall. Linked as '2026 IFA LIHTC HOME NHTF Manual' from IFA's multifamily compliance page and incorporated by reference into the 2026-2027 QAP at Section 13.1.C. PDF metadata: Author 'Noland, Julie [IFA]', Creator 'Acrobat PDFMaker 26 for Word', CreationDate 2026-05-26 -- the cover page's own 'Date Released: 05-04-2026' is the better content-date signal. Single-agency document covering three programs (LIHTC, HOME, NHTF) in one text; only the LIHTC-applicable provisions were encoded this pass. The immediately prior printing (2024 edition, October 2024, 266 pages, 9,431,488 bytes, sha256 af22a1cf09ae13a4b266166f9e946922ec1112395294a67273d5634c5067864d, https://opportunityiowa.gov/media/5155/download?inline=) was fetched and diffed while authoring: every deadline, cadence, fee and correction-period figure encoded from the 2026 printing appears unchanged in the 2024 printing. Known internal contradiction, carried into rule open_questions rather than resolved: the 2026 Update Summary states 'NSPIRE applied by IFA in 2026' while the Physical Inspection Protocol section of the same document still reads 'IFA is expected to adopt NSPIRE in 2026 and will provide updates when in place'. The 2026 edition also removed the appendix of required forms; forms now live only on the IFA compliance page.

HTML page, 189,896 bytes as retrieved, sha256 of the retrieved body 2315d550514ce6dc561506aea03a4865e481c0640b3ed04c793108e921dc457c. Fetched with plain curl and a standard browser User-Agent; no bot wall. This is IFA's operative compliance landing page: it hosts the current compliance manual, the numbered list of 16 IFA-required tenant and project forms with their revision dates, the LIHTC and HOME/NHTF income and rent limit series, the Certification Portal (cp.iowafinance.com) and Asset Management Portal (am.iowafinance.com) links, the Qualified Contract process documents, IFA's electronic signature policy, and the HOTMA FAQs. Cited for the Iowa HOTMA full-compliance date of July 1, 2026 (Q1), the Section 8 project-based rental assistance carve-out (Q1), the asset self-certification answers (Q2-Q3), the Section 8-only scope of the new HOTMA tenant selection plan and lease provisions (Q9), and the two-consecutive-months-of-paystubs overlay for HOME/NHTF-layered projects (Q10). Weighted persuasive_agency_guidance rather than binding_agency_guidance because it is an unversioned web page rather than an adopted document: the FAQ list numbers two separate questions 'Q11', carries no version history, and cannot be pinpoint-cited to a stable anchor. Where it conflicts with the compliance manual the manual should govern. Notices listed on the page but not fetched this pass: 'HOTMA Guidance - Iowa Implementation Update' (January 5, 2026) and 'HOTMA FAQs and Reminders' (July 1, 2026).

Confirmed current via RED Notice 26-12 (Feb 23, 2026), which announces updated LIHTC and Federal Programs Ongoing Rental Compliance manuals marked as revised February 2026. Downloaded directly with a plain curl request (no bot-detection wall encountered). 139 pages, 1,804,913 bytes, sha256 b96e68df4e6c4c3989767607415a0e4d0790d8f529962dfd0a631e22f70b785a. PDF metadata: created/modified 2026-03-05, author MRayburn@ihcda.IN.gov. This pass reads Parts 2.2J, 3.3E, 3.6B, 4.4D-E, 6.3A-B, 6.7, 7.4-7.6, and 8.1 only, not the full 139-page manual.

Downloaded 2026-09-13; SHA256 86f049bd5185bdc02a30a2b93fa4c92273daa62917af955d31ee73f63934a58f. Reviewed Form K Casualty Loss - Revised May 2026.pdf and Owner Agent Affidavit - Revised May 2026.doc. The enclosed NSPIRE standards ZIP is inventoried but not substantively reviewed. Form K specifies casualty-loss reporting, supporting documentation and authorized signature requirements. Bundle date is not assumed to be the effective date of every obligation.

Reviewed all three pages on 2026-09-13. The agency landing page labels its FAQ link updated August 6, 2026, but the linked PDF header and revised smoke-alarm question identify June 23, 2026. The header also says June 6, 2025 despite notice number RED-26-24; preserve that inconsistency instead of inferring a new issuance date. Covers IHCDA inspection applicability, project-specific QAP requirements, egress, GFCI, SRO facilities, smoke alarms, water-heater piping and window screens. Interpret as IHCDA guidance for its inspections, not a nationwide replacement for HUD standards.

Downloaded 2026-09-13; SHA256 d80763168ccbf6737dcdf4e83ad0a468a7d7dc0909333e567a0c8d2008b55300. Reviewed the included Approval Request Letter- HUD Schedule Model.doc. Bundle also contains model-specific letters, provider materials, a climate-zone map and tenant-usage worksheets; those additional materials are not all substantively reviewed. The bundle update date does not establish an effective date for each enclosed document. Follow-up 2026-09-13: also read the Energy Consumption Model and Qualified Engineer Estimate request letters; all three state the approval-plus-minimum-waiting-period condition. Remaining spreadsheets, provider application and climate map are not comprehensively reviewed.

Revised three times in under two years (Aug 2024, Oct 2025, Apr 2026) and already amended by MB-627 six weeks after publication. Always confirm the filename before citing.

Post-dates the April 2026 manual and changes three things in it: the Section 8 student-rule distinction is eliminated, HOME accepts asset self-certification, and the energy consumption model is permitted again.

URL repaired 2026-08-27: previous address https://www.ihda.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/Underwriting-Standards-Guide_December-2025-update-Final.pdf no longer served it. Edition confirmed on the document's own face before repointing -- Cover page reads "DECEMBER 2025 / UNDERWRITING STANDARDS GUIDE" -- the only date string anywhere in the document. 37 pages, 854,994 bytes, PDF CreationDate 2025-12-15, sha256 c8e1557a294b2bdbc2c50b6821c963ce23dbdd83e3f87b87eee7fc7c4aecf626. Matches the record's version "December 2025" and published 2025-12-01.