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Emergency Housing Assistance Updates

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Maximizing Possibilities for HUD’s Section 811 Program (HFAi21)

Maximizing Possibilities for HUD’s Section 811 Program Learn more about HUD’s Section 811 Supportive Housing for Persons with Disabilities program and recent Notice of Funding Availability....

Procurement in Brief (HFAi21)

With HUD’s highly anticipated release of the PBCA Request for Proposals on the horizon, join us as we re-examine the PBCA procurement process, discuss possible changes to the solicitation, and...

Working with Federal Multifamily Programs (HFAi21)

Hear from federal agency officials and multifamily finance experts on the latest changes to program administration, financial structuring, and underwriting guidelines for HUD and USDA multifamily...

NCSHA Joins Industry Letter Advocating for Homeowner Assistance Fund

On February 8, 2021, more than 350 national and local organizations, including NCSHA, sent this letter to Congressional leaders urging them to provide $25 billion in direct assistance through the Homeowner Assistance Fund to homeowners hurt by the COVID-19 pandemic. The bulk of these funds would be deployed through state housing finance agencies.

House Financial Services 2021 COVID-19 Relief Draft Bill

This draft legislation, which the House Financial Services Committee will mark up on February 10, includes the housing provisions expected to be included in the 2021 COVID-19 relief legislation.

Homeowner Assistance Fund (S.254)

This legislation, introduced by Senator Jack Reed (D-RI) with lead cosponsors Sherrod Brown (D-OH), and Patrick Leahy (D-VT), would authorize a $75 billion Homeowner Assistance Fund at the Department of the Treasury, which would be administered at the state level to help struggling homeowners avoid foreclosure and utility shut-offs. 

NCSHA Letter on Housing Needs in 2021 COVID-19 Relief Legislation

This February 4, 2021, NCSHA letter to congressional leadership urges them to provide $25 billion in homeownership aid and an additional $25 billion in rental assistance in the COVID-19 relief package.

Monitoring Compliance in Public Housing Redevelopment (HFAi21)

Learn more about the compliance rules associated with combining Housing Credits with public housing repositioning tools including Rental Assistance Demonstration (RAD), Section 8 vouchers,...

Mitigating Threats to Long-Term Affordability (HFAi21)

In the current environment, Housing Credit developments face serious challenges to maintaining affordability. Gain a better understanding of the policy implications of increased qualified...

Navigating the Private Activity Bond Landscape (HFAi21)

As the use of tax-exempt bonds in conjunction with the 4 percent Credit continues to increase, financial structuring experts describe tactics to make the most effective use of bond resources in...