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Se Sect ction ion 811 1 Pr Proj ojec ect t Ren ental al As Assi sistance ance Pr Program am Un Unit t Ident ntif ifica icati tion Section ction 811 PRA January ry 18, , 2018 1 Todays Agenda New Staff Training


  1. Se Sect ction ion 811 1 Pr Proj ojec ect t Ren ental al As Assi sistance ance Pr Program am Un Unit t Ident ntif ifica icati tion Section ction 811 PRA January ry 18, , 2018 1

  2. Today’s Agenda  New Staff Training Series  Eligible Properties  Unit identification strategies  Steps to executing a RAC/Use Agreement  Meeting but not exceeding target number of units Section ction 811 PRA January ry 18, , 2018 2

  3. SECTION 811 PRA PROGRAM New Staff Training Series Section ction 811 PRA January ry 4, 2018 3

  4. Training Series  Webinar 1: 811 PRA Overview  Webinar 2: Unit Identification  Webinar 3: From Outreach to Move-in  Webinar 4: Ongoing Grantee Responsibilities  Webinar 5: HUD Systems- Grantee Responsibilities  Webinar 6: Helping Owners Meet their Responsibilities  Webinar 7: Supporting Successful Tenancies  Webinar 8: Discussion Section ction 811 PRA January ry 4, 2018 4

  5. SECTION 811 PRA PROGRAM Eligible Properties Section ction 811 PRA January ry 18, , 2018 5

  6. Eligible Multifamily Properties  Any new or existing property owned by a nonprofit, public or a private entity with at least 5 housing units.  Financing commitments have been made by the Grantee or any housing agency currently allocating LIHTC or any state housing or state community development agency allocating and overseeing assistance under the HOME Investment Partnerships Act (HOME) and/or any federal agency or any state or local government program. January ry 18, , 2018 6

  7. Ineligible Multifamily Properties  Existing units receiving any form of long-term (longer than 6 months), project-based operating housing subsidy, within a six-month period prior to receiving Rental Assistance Payments are ineligible.  Properties with existing use restrictions for persons with disabilities are not eligible, unless such PRA Demo Funds are being used to support other units in the building without such restrictions.  Units with use agreements requiring housing for persons 62 or older would not be eligible to receive Rental Assistance Payments. January ry 18, , 2018 7

  8. Integration Requirement  No more than twenty five percent of the total units in the property can be restricted to supportive housing for persons with disabilities or have any occupancy preference or use restriction for Persons with Disabilities January ry 18, , 2018 8

  9. PRA Requirements for Properties  Consider creating screening tools for properties (examples on share site)  Davis Bacon  Energy and Water Conservation  Lead Paint  Fair Housing and Civil Rights  Fair Housing Act  Section 504  ADA Title III  Equal Access  Uniform Act (URA) January ry 18, , 2018 9

  10. Accessibility  New Construction or Substantial Rehabbed properties must have:  5% of total units of the entire property (not 811 units specifically) accessible to persons with mobility disabilities.  2% of total units of the entire property (not 811 units specifically) accessible to persons with hearing or visual disabilities  Other Section 504 requirements for the property will be covered in Webin ebinar ar 6: Helping lping Owne ners s Meet t their eir Respo sponsibi nsibili liti ties es January ry 18, , 2018 10

  11. Environmental Review  Grantees are required to conduct environmental reviews  Existing properties  If HUD-assisted or HUD-insured and will not engage in activities with physical impacts or changes beyond routine maintenance activities or minimal repairs are not required to comply with the environmental tenets. Watch HUD’s Environmental Review Training Webinar here: https://www.hudexchange.info/trainings/courses/section-811-pra- environmental-review/ January ry 18, , 2018 11

  12. Existing vs. New Construction/Rehab Exampl ple e Requ quirement irement Applie ies s to New Applie ies s to Existin sting g Const struction/R uction/Reha ehab Properti ties es Davis Bacon Yes No Uniform Relocation Yes No Assistance Lead Based Paint No – unless a rehab of Yes pre-1978 property Flood Plain Yes Yes January ry 18, , 2018 12

  13. SECTION 811 PRA PROGRAM Unit Identification Strategies January ry 18, , 2018 13

  14. Grantee Considerations • Existing housing vs. new construction  Properties must meet:  Eligibility Requirements  Leveraging commitments (in Grantee Application)  Rents cannot exceed FMR, unless Grantees can justify higher rents according to PRA.207  Other desirable characteristics  Familiarity with HUD Systems, TRACS January ry 18, , 2018 14

  15. Unit Identification Strategies Uni nit t Id Ident ntif ific ication ation Meth thods ods Things Th ngs to re remem ember ber  NOFA/RFP  No one “right” way  LIHTC – QAP  Likely have to use multiple strategies  Scoring/set- aside/threshold  Make midcourse adjustments  Pipeline properties  Owner outreach  Individual outreach  Associations  Conferences Section ction 811 PRA January ry 18, , 2018 15

  16. Unit Selection- Working with Partners  Critical to include partners!  Ensure units will be filled in a timely manner = units must be desirable to target population  Work with partners to identify variables making units desirable, workable  Location  Unit size  Accessibility  Number needed  What process will you use to include partners? January ry 18, , 2018 16

  17. SECTION 811 PRA PROGRAM Executing a RAC/Use Agreement Section ction 811 PRA January ry 18, , 2018 17

  18. Steps to Executing a Rental Assistance Contract (RAC) Steps to RAC • Request & Receive RAC Number from HUD • Execute RAC & Use Agreement • Record Use Agreement (according to local requirements) • Send RAC & Rent Schedule Form to HUD (use RAC checklist) • Before Tenant Referrals • Approve Property Tenant Selection Plan • January ry 18, , 2018 18

  19. SECTION 811 PRA PROGRAM Projecting Grant Expenditures January ry 18, , 2018 19

  20. Projecting Grant Expenditures  HUD awarded each Grantee a $  Over time, based on the actual amount, not a total number of expenditures of program, units Grantee may need to adjust the number of units in RACs  Each RAC has 5 years of  Units can be added to or funding subtracted from RACs if  RACs will have different start original projections were not dates accurate  After 5 years, the Property will be eligible for continued funding, but will be subject to future appropriations Fund d Disb sbursem ursemen ent t Deadl dline ine Leas asing ing Deadlin dline e FY12 2 Grantee ees 9/30/2025 9/30/2020 FY13 3 Grantees es 9/30/2026 9/30/2021 January ry 18, , 2018 20

  21. Projecting Grant Expenditure Tool  Grantees should create a tool to track expenditures over time.  Begin with expenditure assumptions Tot otal al Tenant nt Pa Paymen ent Assume rent payment of target population (such as % of SSI) Changes nges in Cont ntract ract Rent Assume an annual increase of rent based rent adjustment methodology used by your program Changes nges in Utility ility Update with any changes to utility allowance Assista istance nce amounts  After lease-up, projections should be updated by actual expenditures to keep projections accurate January ry 18, , 2018 21

  22. Peer to Peer Time Section ction 811 PRA January ry 18, , 2018 22

  23. Questions? Section ction 811 PRA January ry 18, , 2018 23

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