Qualified Allocation Plans

This session will cover the basic procedures that must be implemented, and assistance that is to be provided, by agencies triggering the URA when projects/activities involving acquisition, rehabilitation and/or demolition are funded with federal money.

OHFA is specifically seeking feedback on the Affordable Assisted Living policy contained in the Underwriting & Implementation Guidelines, including whether to reduce, modify, or eliminate limitations to the Medicaid Waiver component.

Any project that has received 9% or 4% Low Income Federal Housing Tax Credits (LIHTC) can use this for acquisition, new construction, and rehabilitation.

THDA staff plans to release a revised QAP in early August and will provide a two-week public comment period prior to the September 25 Tax Credit Committee Meeting.

Attendees are asked to fill out a registration form for the information session.  Deadline for registration is Friday, August 3, 2018.

OHFA anticipates hosting a second BGF round with final applications due no later than November 2, 2018. 

The approval letter and final documents are available on the “Qualified Allocation Plan” page of MSHDA’s web site.

The program represents a one year, $30 million allocation.

The training will be held in Lexington, KY.

CHFA invites LIHTC participants to take a very brief survey to provide input on CHFA’s potential changes to the dates of the rounds in 2019.

CHFA is hosting two forums to provide an overview of income averaging and solicit feedback as part of implementing this provision in Colorado.

On June 27, California Governor Jerry Brown signed the 2018-2019 State Budget, which included new measures geared towards reducing homelessness. One such measure is the creation of a $500 million fund dedicated to supporting local efforts to combat chronic homelessness.