SECTION 202 AND SECTION 811- DEVELOPMENT TEAM REFERENCE GUIDE
For Project Development and Preservation

Richard Silverblatt Associates, Inc.
Development Milestones

Fund Reservation

State/Local Approvals

Firm Commitment Application

Pre-Construction Conference

Initial Closing

Construction Period

Rent-Up and Marketing

Pre-Cost Certification Conference

Cost Certification

Project Rental Assistance Contract

Occupancy Requirements

Final Closing


PRESERVATION

Developing a Strategy for Project
Preservation

Applying for a Contract Rent
Increase

Reviewing Replacement Reserves

Refinancing a Section 202 Direct Loan

Preparing for REAC Inspections

Establishing a Project Library

Resources

HUD Bookletters

HUD Forms

HUD Handbooks

HUD Information & Web Sources

HUD Notices

HUD NY HUB Handouts

Practical Guide to 202/811 Terms

Rent-Up and Marketing

About six months prior to the expected date of construction completion, the Owner should notify HUD when the project will be completed. At about three months prior to the expected date of completion, the Owner should begin marketing following the requirements in the HUD-approved Affirmative Fair Housing Marketing Plan for the project. Marketing generally involves advertising in newspapers and contacting community-based organizations that serve populations that are deemed to be least likely to apply to the project. See the Affirmative Fair Housing Marketing training handout, dated April 11, 2013, prepared by the New York HUD office for sample forms, letters, posters and guidance on the preparation of the Affirmative Fair Housing Marketing Plan.

HUD marketing and rent-up requirements, elucidated in Affirmative Fair Housing Marketing Guidance insure that a fair process in selecting eligible occupants has been followed for your project. Evidence of compliance will also be crucial in obtaining your Project Rental Assistance Contract.
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