Three VHFA staff members will be honored during the Housing Credit Conference coming to Chicago, Ill.
National Equity Fund Inc. (NEF) and the National Council of State Housing Agencies (NCSHA) will recognize those who've worked in the field of Housing Tax Credits for 15 or more years.
Here at VHFA, three staffers fit that bill (from top): Director of Development Joe Erdelyi, Director of Multifamily Programs Sam Falzone, and Assistant Director of Multifamily Programs Kim Roy.
VHFA will start requiring multifamily properties provide proof property owners/managers have filed annual compliance statements with the Vermont Department of Health regarding essential maintenance practices (EMP).
In an effort to reduce exposure to harmful lead, owners and managers must complete EMP in all rental housing built before 1978 and file annual compliance statements with the Vermont Department of Health.
VHFA will be confirming statements have been submitted when we're onsite performing physical inspections and file reviews of our properties.
Please be prepared to show us evidence your compliance statement has been filed with the state!
The Children’s Literacy Foundation (CLiF) invites community members to nominate subsidized housing communities in Vermont and New Hampshire to participate in a free program that promotes a love of books and reading among at-risk children.
The winning properties will receive:
The U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development (HUD) recently updated its Section 8 Income Limits and released income limits for tax credit and tax-exempt bond projects.
One major change: HUD has eliminated its hold-harmless policy in the 2010 limits. Projects placed in service after May 14 will be affected.
VHFA Assistant Director of Multifamily Programs Kim Roy has written a memo on the changes for owners and managers of Low-Income Housing Tax Credit properties. The new limits are also attached to the memo.