- Page 1 and 2: Office of Inspector General Semiann
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- Page 11 and 12: Table of Contents Chapter 1 - HUD
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- Page 21 and 22: Chapter 2: HUD’s Single Family Ho
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- Page 25 and 26: tion, (4) inadequate income verific
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- Page 31 and 32: Investigations During this reportin
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- Page 45 and 46: In Portland, OR, in U.S. District C
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We recommended that HUD require a f
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We recommended that the Authority b
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overpaid at least $797,000 to impro
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sounded substandard, in reality the
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Copyright, 2004. Los Angeles Times.
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Springfield Racketeering Influenced
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Authority with conspiring to steal
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Attorney’s Office for Lancaster C
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warrants for 25 rental assistance a
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persons. Loss to the government was
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In addition to multifamily housing
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proper maintenance when the funds w
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Multifamily Section 8 Contract Admi
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esult of a HUD-OIG investigation in
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The Office of Community Planning an
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trator approved and disbursed grant
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We recommended that HUD ensure that
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Investigations During this reportin
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Investigations Involving Public Off
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former Executive Director Gerald Ph
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(UDAG) funds for its start-up costs
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Chapter 6: Other Significant HUD Au
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OGC has not filled five key vacant
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OIG Hotline The HUD-OIG Hotline is
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Chapter 7: Outreach Efforts
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training covered common single fami
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and trial attorneys from around the
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conference in Ocean City, MD. Durin
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Convention of the National Associat
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Reviewing and making recommendation
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Public Housing to Tenant-Based Assi
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increase the risk of fraud and corr
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In the audit resolution process, th
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FHA Subsidiary System, the Departme
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Audit Reports Issued Internal Repor
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2004-DE-1004 New Freedom Mortgage C
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2004-PH-1011 2004-SE-1004 Petersbur
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Table A Audit Reports Issued Prior
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Report Report Title Issue Decision
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Report Report Title Issue Decision
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Report Report Title Issue Decision
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Report Report Title Issue Decision
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Report Report Title Issue Decision
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Table D Inspector General Issued Re
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HUD OIG Operations Telephone Listin
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Region IX, Los Angeles, CA 213-894-
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Semiannual Report to Congress as of