Qualified Allocation Plans

Housing advocates say the decision will only exacerbate the state’s affordable housing need.

The Notice of Funding Availability (NOFA) is directed to owners of properties in the State-Sponsored Housing Portfolio seeking funding from the Department of Housing (DOH) and/or the Connecticut Housing Finance Authority (CHFA).

Developers (or their Co-Developer or Consultant) who plan to submit an application in the 2018 round must attend the annual training. 

This program is designed to fund projects that create or preserve affordable multifamily rental housing across Louisiana. 

There is approximately $881,000 in tax credits available; $300,000 in the Rural Development/Small Project set-aside (RD set-aside) and $581,000 in the unified pool.

These standards apply to multifamily properties being refinanced through NHHFA or are being acquired through NHHFA financing.

This guide reconciles the developer fee calculation, 6-2-6 rules, and “Substantial Rehabilitation” definition to what was previously released in the Qualified Allocation Plan.

On Thursday, January 25, 2017, THDA will conduct on-line Owner’s Annual Certification (“OAC”) submission training using the Housing Credit Management System, more commonly known as HCMS.

Staff has created an online forum for the 2019 QAP Project Plan.

Registration is now available for VHDA’s LIHTC Workshops across the state during the month of January.

Mr. Brooks joined RED on December 11th as President of RED Mortgage Capital, LLC and National Head of Production. With more than 30 years of executive leadership experience in the Multifamily housing industry, he has long-term relationships with Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and FHA in his support of Affordable, Workforce, Conventional, Green and Small Balance Housing finance programs.

Posted are the recorded webinar, a pdf version of the webinar slides with staff notes, and a pdf version of the Utility Allowance Presentation.