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Transfers are sometimes necessary to support resident stability, accessibility, or safety, but that doesn’t mean every request can be approved without review.
Transfers are sometimes necessary to support resident stability, accessibility, or safety, but that doesn’t mean every request can be approved without review. By taking a few key steps before approving a household transfer, you can avoid costly mistakes and make sure your site stays on track.
The default withholding rate for overpayments is now 50 percent, so LIHTC sites should be prepared for the fallout that may occur when elderly or disabled residents suddenly lose a large portion of their fixed income.
The default withholding rate for overpayments is now 50 percent, so LIHTC sites should be prepared for the fallout that may occur when elderly or disabled residents suddenly lose a large portion of their fixed income.
The proposal calls for a 44% reduction in HUD funding and consolidation of rental assistance programs into a single state-administered block grant, shifting administrative responsibility to states and reducing federal oversight.
The proposal calls for a 44% reduction in HUD funding and consolidation of rental assistance programs into a single state-administered block grant, shifting administrative responsibility to states and reducing federal oversight.
If passed, this measure would require owners to recognize tenant organizations and engage with them on issues related to building conditions, lease enforcement, and community needs.
If passed, this measure would require owners to recognize tenant organizations and engage with them on issues related to building conditions, lease enforcement, and community needs.
A new federal tax credit would support the construction or rehab of affordable, owner-occupied homes in neighborhoods where development costs exceed market values.
A new federal tax credit would support the construction or rehab of affordable, owner-occupied homes in neighborhoods where development costs exceed market values.
Although most of the rule became effective on April 20, 2025, HUD postponed the effective date of two significant provisions until Oct. 30, 2025: the rule’s green building subsidy revisions and its expanded tenant protection requirements, both of which will be subject to additional public comment before taking effect.
The Social Security Administration began issuing retroactive lump sum payments in March and increasing monthly payments in April for some public-sector retirees.
We’ll review how the limits have changed for 2025 and explain how to apply them. We’ll also discuss how an owner’s minimum set-aside election on IRS Form 8609 determines which income limits apply to a LIHTC property.