Certifications and HUD monitoring Sample Clauses

Certifications and HUD monitoring. (1) Generally, when reviewing any of the certifications of an HFA required by this part, HUD shall accept the cer- tification as correct. If HUD has sub- stantial reason to question the correct- ness of any element in a certification, HUD shall promptly bring the matter to the attention of the HFA and ask it to provide documentation supporting the certifications. When the HFA pro- vides such evidence, HUD will act in accordance with the HFA’s judgment or evaluation unless HUD determines that the certification is clearly not supported by the documentation.
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