The authorising statute for the Ohio low- and moderate-income housing trust fund. Load-bearing provisions: 174.02(A) creates the fund in the state treasury and splits administration — 'The director of development shall allocate a portion of the money in the fund to an account of the Ohio housing finance agency. The department shall administer the fund.' — WITHOUT stating any percentage; 174.01(E) defines the fund; 174.03(D)(1) sets the affordability term at the useful life of the project or thirty years, whichever is longer, and 174.03(D) generally requires rules prescribing monitoring and repayment procedures; 174.03(E)(1) and (2) set the 50 and 80 percent COUNTY median income targeting and 174.03(F) the 35 percent preference; 174.04 has the department determine county medians and income limits on its own criteria rather than adopting HUD's; 174.05 requires annual reports from both the department and OHFA to the President of the Senate and the Speaker of the House; 174.06 creates the housing trust fund advisory committee. INTERNAL CROSS-REFERENCE DEFECT: 174.03(E)(2) refers to money 'not granted or loaned pursuant to division (F)(1) of this section'; division (F) has no numbered subdivisions and the referent is evidently (E)(1). Recorded, not resolved.

Source of income is a protected class in every operative subsection, including the advertising prohibition.

This is the statute the whole 2024-2025 UHAC rewrite implements, and it is the authority for four propositions the corpus should never assert from memory. (1) COAH is abolished, not dormant: s.3.a, 'The Council on Affordable Housing, established by the "Fair Housing Act," P.L.1985, c.222 (C.52:27D-301 et al.), is abolished.' (2) The Affordable Housing Dispute Resolution Program sits in the JUDICIARY, not in an executive agency: s.5.a establishes it and provides that 'The Administrative Director of the Courts shall update the assignment of designated Mount Laurel judges to indicate which current or retired and on-recall judges of the Superior Court shall serve as members'. (3) Municipalities determine their own obligations under statutory formulas and 'may take into consideration the calculations in the report published by the department', so DCA's calculation is guidance to a municipal determination rather than an imposed number. (4) The Act 'shall take effect immediately and shall apply to each new round of affordable housing obligations that begins following enactment', with $12,000,000 appropriated to the Program and $4,000,000 to DCA. This record exists to anchor the administration question; no rule in this file states an obligation sourced solely to it.

Part I names the parties, the contract term and the Schedule of Assisted Units and Contract Rents. Two provisions are load-bearing and appear nowhere else: section 1.2(a), which sets the term of the contract for any unit with the parenthetical '(Note: Minimum contract term shall be 20 years)' -- a longer floor than the statutory 180 months at 42 U.S.C. 8013(b)(3)(B)(i) -- and Exhibit 1 footnote 3, which states the 25 per cent integration cap in operational terms: '***The percentage of Assisted Units AND any other units restricted to persons with disabilities MUST NOT exceed 25% of Total Number of Units.' Exhibit 1 also requires the owner to state the Total Number of Non-Assisted Units Restricted to Persons with Disabilities and the expiration date of that restriction, which is the field that makes the cap auditable.

Part II of the 811 PRA Rental Assistance Contract, executed between the state housing agency (Grantee) and the property owner. THIS IS THE OPERATING DOCUMENT FOR 811 PRA OCCUPANCY, and it matters because HUD has issued no programme regulations for 811 PRA at all -- 24 CFR part 891 subpart E is the old Section 202 direct-loan programme, not this. Section 2.4 sets the rental assistance payment and vacancy payments; 2.5 maintenance, the tenant move-in inspection and NSPIRE frequency; 2.7 initial rents, OCAF adjustments and the assisted-versus-unassisted rent parity limit; 2.8 tenant selection from grantee referrals, the Total Tenant Payment charge limit, annual and 30-day interim reexamination, and the next-available-unit redesignation; 2.9 termination of tenancy; 2.19 default and abatement. The form reproduces several typographical errors that any verbatim quote must carry: 'in accordance 24 C.F.R. Part 5' (section 2.4(a)(1)), 'subpart G,,' (2.5(b)(3)), 'An tenants' eligibility' (2.8(c)(5)(iii)), and a section numbered '2. .10'. Section 2.5(b)(3) also says 'the most stringent UPCS standard' in a sentence that requires an NSPIRE inspection -- HUD left the pre-2023 term in.

Pennsylvania adds age and ancestry, protects use of a guide or support animal and the animal's handler or trainer, and reaches discrimination because of the disability of an individual with whom the person is known to have a relationship.

Confirmed reachable 2026-08-22; downloaded directly. Served as a standalone chapter-8-equivalent PDF alongside the 2014 base manual's Chapters 1-7, but carries its own more recent December 2024 revision date and appears to originate from PHFA's Underwriting Application compilation (page-86 footer visible in the extracted text). Confirmed reachable 2026-08-27 despite the archiver reporting it unreachable: plain curl with a standard browser User-Agent. The URL is correct; the fetch was being blocked. Archiver's connection reset was transient. Keep the URL. The record has no sha256 on file; this fetch is 129,665 bytes / sha256 e85857789d16c0603e30f42ce414ce76e53d6fc050dab92a5ee00573a4b6a2c7 if the integrator wants to backfill one.

Confirmed reachable 2026-08-22; downloaded directly (6-page PDF). Live, versioned document (currently V12.0) tracking how PHFA implemented HOTMA (effective 07/01/2025) across LIHTC/HOME/HTF; explicitly marks rows changed in the most recent revision with an asterisk, implying frequent republication. Treated as the operative statement of current PHFA policy where it postdates and updates the 2014 base manual.

Confirmed reachable 2026-08-22; downloaded directly. TOC/preface PDF at the url field; Chapters 2, 3 and 4 individually downloaded and read from the phfa.org chapters directory. No later revision of these specific chapters was found on phfa.org as of 2026-08-22 despite the manual being over a decade old — still the only version on file, and still linked from PHFA's live property-management page, so treated as current though stale.

The Agency Financed manual covering PHFA's whole loan portfolio, PennHOMES (Federal HOME through DCED) included -- its section 1.2 maps PennHOMES to 24 CFR part 92 and 3.9.2 is a dedicated HOME non-compliance section. Confirmed as the single current edition from PHFA's own Property Management library page on 2026-08-26; the PDF path carries a 3/20/2026 footer stamp over the January 2025 cover. Fetched: 61 pages, sha256 02e6b24add6e938fe3e406fc2ad5ab474b97637d5830e1c5df580b099972ccc2. Distinct from src.pa.lihtc_compliance_manual, which is the tax credit manual and is NOT a HOME source.

The corpus already holds src.cfr.24_5_703 for the NSPIRE standards themselves. This record is the surrounding subpart: 5.701 (which programs the standards reach, including Section 202 and Section 811 capital advance, 202/8 and 202/162 direct loan, Section 236 and all project-based Section 8), 5.705 (who inspects, at what frequency, and the 90/80-point scoring tiers that set a triennial, biennial or annual cycle), 5.707, 5.709, 5.711 and 5.713. Cited where a rule turns on inspection FREQUENCY or PROGRAM SCOPE rather than on the standards' content. 'published' is the latest amendment date eCFR records for part 5 as a whole.

Text export 14,337 bytes, sha256 0f31cd0e32af5d0205474d76a33ea172eee71493c6ea8cccd633e5670568871d; 7 pages as rendered. Addressed 'To: Recipients of DOH's HOME Funding' -- second confirmation that the Division of Housing, not CHFA, administers Colorado's state HOME. This is the document that carries Colorado's adoption of the 6 January 2025 HOME Final Rule: the PHA utility-allowance option added as a sixth method beyond HOMEfires Vol. 13 No. 2, the alternative income determinations, and the sections HUD delayed to 30 October 2025. SUPERSESSION TRAP, TWO KINDS: (1) it is a Google Doc, so the publisher can revise it in place with no new URL, no new file and no version bump visible to a link-checker -- only the text-export hash will move; (2) the memo itself records that HOTMA CPD compliance was delayed to no later than 1 January 2026 and that DOH 'must continue to implement the requirements of the prior version of their program regulations', and that DOH 'will communicate to partners when these implementations take effect' -- i.e. it announces its own successor. Treat as high supersession risk and re-hash monthly. Editorial correction 2026-09-13: agency_id now identifies the issuing Division of Housing (co.doh), replacing the CHFA placeholder (co.hfa); the source issuer and document are unchanged.

73 pages, 1,024,761 bytes, sha256 df1a4f2830b32cec1228791252bc3f4460860fc952e52e2fc4e4b27e481e9dac. Downloaded from PRDOH's recovery-funds document library (recuperacion.pr.gov, WordPress download manager URL with query parameters - the filename parameter identifies the document; case number 5139290, revised GGR 14 julio 2026). EDITION TRAP: afv.pr.gov serves V.6 (June 14, 2022, sha256 75e9d47c3813288620af214d65a3318cdc0835f362ae3258dfba5c37cda5b18d) as 'annex-p1-cdbg-dr-gap-to-lihtc-program-guidelines-v6.pdf' on the NOFA-2025 page; the three provisions encoded here are textually identical in V.6 and V.7, so the rules' effective_from is set at V.6's date (2022-06-14). Governs the CDBG-DR gap-funding program PRHFA administers for LIHTC projects under the Hurricanes Irma/Maria allocation (83 FR 40314): affordability floors at sec. 6 pp. 18-19, flood insurance for the life of the building at pp. 33-34, compliance monitoring and occupancy requirements including the Section 8 voucher acceptance mandate at sec. 11 pp. 38-40.

READ THIS BEFORE CITING PART 248 FOR A BMIR OR SECTION 236 PREPAYMENT QUESTION. Three things bite. (1) The part has TWO operative regimes: subpart B is LIHPRHA (Low Income Housing Preservation and Resident Homeownership Act) and subpart C is ELIHPA (Emergency Low Income Housing Preservation Act). 24 CFR 248.5 allocates an owner between them by reference to notices of intent filed before 1 January 1991 and plans of action filed on or before 11 October 1990, so which subpart governs a given project is a historical fact about that project, not a choice. ONLY SUBPART B WAS READ on 2026-09-02; the rules citing this source cite subpart B and 248.1/248.3/248.5 from subpart A. (2) The definition of 'Eligible Low Income Housing' at 24 CFR 248.101 reaches a BMIR mortgage through a cross-reference to 'a below market interest rate as provided under Sec. 221.518(b) of this chapter'. THE CURRENT PART 221 CONTAINS NO Sec. 221.518: subpart C was reduced to a single cross-reference to 24 CFR part 200 subpart A at 61 FR 14405. The definitional hook for the whole regime therefore points at removed text, and whether a given mortgage is eligible low income housing has to be settled from the mortgage and the regulatory agreement. src.cfr.24_221's record documents the same gap from the part 221 side. (3) The definition also EXCLUDES any project already subject to a Commissioner-imposed use restriction running at least as long as the remaining mortgage term, so a project that took preservation incentives or recorded a use agreement on a prior transaction may sit outside part 248 entirely.

130 pages, 1,228,769 bytes, sha256 46d2d6c0b3f05c72c9a722e69290136bf80ee04919db01cb70e54bbed73f0996. Every content page footer reads 'Compliance Monitoring Plan Revised July 2016'. CURRENT BY INCORPORATION, NOT BY DATE: 2025 QAP sec. 10.1 states the plan 'is hereby incorporated and made a part of this 2025-QAP (Annex O)', and PRHFA reposted this same July 2016 edition into the /2025/10/ uploads directory for the NOFA-2025 cycle (an older copy sits at /2016/07/Annex-O-Compliance-Monitoring-Plan-REV-JULY-2016.pdf and is the URL the CDBG-DR guidelines cite). Its age shows in three places encoded as open questions: it predates NSPIRE (inspects to UPCS/REAC under Rev. Proc. 2016-15), predates HOTMA (word absent), and states monitoring fees ($25/unit; $20 extended use) that the 2025 QAP sec. 11.3 supersedes ($90/$35). Carries the forms suite PRHFA-01 through PRHFA-13, the COL online reporting system procedures, the semi-annual tenant data cadence, the notarized January 31 owner certification, the 90/180-day correction period, and the extended-use monitoring chapter (VI). CMP III.G contemplates 'Circular Letters' updating the plan; none is published on afv.pr.gov.

65 pages, 1,328,902 bytes, sha256 2e9f604ef6ded5012612378039d8f9771e0c712e833ade6f2334c0827d761391. THIS IS THE SIGNED FINAL AND IT IS NOT THE FIRST SEARCH HIT: afv.pr.gov also serves the August 2025 draft (/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/2025-qap-draft-ago25.pdf) and a September 2024 draft of the 2024 QAP, both of which outrank it in web search. This file ends with the Executive Director's signature and the Governor's approval executed October 22, 2025 (handwritten date on the approval page; the day digits read '22'). Linked from the NOFA-2025 page (afv.pr.gov/nofa-2025/) as the operative plan for the cycle whose application window closed January 30, 2026. Compliance content: sec. 10 (compliance, incorporating the Compliance Monitoring Plan as Annex O and establishing asset-management oversight - trial balances, HUD Chart of Accounts, annual audited financial statements), sec. 11.3 (monitoring/asset management fee: $90 per LIHTC unit in the compliance period, $35 in the extended use period, due January 31), sec. 12 (past-due fees block new reservations; attorney-fee reimbursement), sec. 13 (recordkeeping), sec. 14 (delegation). The QAP nowhere mentions HOTMA or NSPIRE. Annual document; a 2026 QAP should be expected in fall 2026.

Rule 140 is the operative gloss on Rev. & Tax. Code 214(g): it defines government financing, regulatory agreement, recorded deed restriction and other legal document, names the three claimant classes, and fixes the exemption percentage on actual use rather than on the number of units the agreement designates.

Read September 7, 2026. Sections I, III-VI and Appendix A distinguish the January 2027 general deadline, MTW/FRS exceptions, and July 2025 requirements that remain in force. This notice partially supersedes PIH 2024-38; it does not postpone its de minimis error requirements.

Cited here for subpart A only - Sec. 903.1 and Sec. 903.2, the deconcentration-of-poverty and income-mixing policy that 24 CFR 960.202(a)(2)(ii) folds into the PHA's written admission policy, and that 24 CFR 960.206(a)(3) makes a constraint on local preferences. Sec. 903.2(a) ties the requirement back to section 16(a)(3)(B) of the 1937 Act (42 U.S.C. 1437n). Sec. 903.2(c)(4) is the provision a site manager needs most: a family has sole discretion whether to accept a unit offered under the deconcentration policy and the PHA may not take adverse action for a refusal. The rest of part 903 is PHA Plan submission machinery and is not encoded.