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• Is the LP transferee willing to accept a 30-year Restrictive Use Provision (RUP)?<br />

• Is the property currently under a RUP?<br />

• If so, when will the RUP expire?<br />

• The total number of units in the project.<br />

• Rental Assistance (RA) type (family or elderly).<br />

• The number of RA units available from unused RA in your State that you are willing to commit to<br />

the preservation of this project.<br />

• The amount of tax credits or third-party funds that will be committed to the deal.<br />

• Whether the property will require repair or rehabilitation work.<br />

• If so, what is the amount AND where the funds will come from?<br />

• Specifically, will equity loan funds be used?<br />

• Please delineate between deferred maintenance and normal rehabilitation and repair.<br />

• The per unit value of the repair/rehab.<br />

• The amount of <strong>Housing</strong> and Community Facilities <strong>Program</strong>s repair/rehab loan funds.<br />

• The percentage of equity designated to repair/rehab.<br />

• A brief description of the proposed transaction, i.e. explain if the equity loan is to be combined<br />

with tax credit proceeds or third-party financing for equity, or repair or rehab work.<br />

The number of unused RA units you are willing to make available to the project being preserved will<br />

be the primary criterion for initial selection decisions.<br />

To facilitate the preservation of existing MFH projects, the Agency is willing to consider allowing an<br />

equity payment to the transferor at the time of a transfer on a case-by-case basis. However, the<br />

following conditions must be met:<br />

1. The appraisal for the equity determination will be an “as-is” unsubsidized value.<br />

2. ORHP must approve the equity payment using the process established on the incentive calculation<br />

worksheet. Project rents will not exceed comparable conventional rents.<br />

3. The loan may be up to 100 percent of equity for NP entities that agree to RUPs for the remaining<br />

useful life of the project, or LPs that agree to 30-year RUPs.<br />

4. The loan must be made in the best interest of the tenants and Government.<br />

If a subsequent loan is completed as part of the transaction, an appraised value using subsidy and an “as<br />

improved” value may be used if appropriate.<br />

We anticipate announcing funding decisions on or about May 19, 2006.<br />

Please direct any questions about this issue to ORHP. You may contact Cynthia Reese-Foxworth, (202)<br />

720-1940, Cynthia.Reesefoxworth@wdc.usda.gov.<br />

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