Redetermination of Rent, Dwelling Size, and Eligibility. Tenant will choose between income-based or flat rent at each annual reexamination. The rent amount as fixed in Part II of this Lease Agreement is due each month until changed as described below:
a) Scheduled Reexaminations
(1) The PHA will reexamine family composition and compliance with Community Service and Self-Sufficiency Requirement (CSSR) annually of families paying flat rent. The PHA will conduct a reexamination of income and deductions at least once every three years of families who have opted to pay flat rent.
(2) The PHA will conduct a reexamination of income, deductions, family composition and compliance with CSSR at least once every year of families who choose to pay income-based rent.
(3) All adult members of the household must accompany the head of household to the recertification interview.
b) Xxxxxx agrees to supply PHA, when requested, with accurate information about: family composition, age of family members, income and sources of income for all family members, assets, community service activities, and related information necessary to determine continued eligibility, annual income, adjusted income and rent. Failure to supply such information when requested is a serious violation of the terms of the Lease and shall be grounds for termination of the Lease. All information must be verified by the PHA. Xxxxxx agrees to comply with XXX requests for verification by signing releases for third-party verifications, presenting documents for review, or providing other suitable forms of verification. PHA shall give Tenant reasonable notice of what actions Tenant must take and of the date by which any such action must be taken for compliance under this section. This information will be used by PHA to decide whether the amount of rent should be changed and whether the dwelling size is still appropriate for Tenant’s needs. This determination will be made in accordance with the Admissions and Continued Occupancy Policy, which is available for review in the PHA office.
c) The Tenant agrees to pay maintenance and other charges, if any, in accordance with the approved Schedule of Repairs and Other Charges and to accept a “Notice of Rent Adjustment” when delivered by the PHA.
Redetermination of Rent, Dwelling Size, and Eligibility. Tenant will choose between income-based or flat rent at each annual reexamination. The rent amount as fixed in Part II of this Lease Agreement is due each month until changed as described below:
Redetermination of Rent, Dwelling Size, and Eligibility. ANNUAL RECERTIFICATION: Once each year prior to the renewal of this Lease, MHA shall determine whether the Tenant is eligible to remain in public housing, what amount the Tenant’s rent should be (except for those who have chosen to pay flat rent), and whether the dwelling size is still appropriate for Xxxxxx’s needs.
Redetermination of Rent, Dwelling Size, and Eligibility. The rent amount as fixed in Part II of the Lease Agreement is due each month until changed as described below.
(1) The status of each family is to be re-examined at least once a year. [966.4(c) (1) and 960.257(a)] At the annual recertification Resident shall certify to compliance with the 8 hour per month community service requirement, if applicable. [Part 960, subpart F]
(2) Resident promises to supply MHA, when requested, with accurate information about: family composition, age of family members at the annual recertification, interim recertification, or when ever requested income and source of income of all family members, assets, community service activities, and related information necessary to determine eligibility, annual income, adjusted income, and rent. [966.4 (c) (2) and 960.259] Falsification or failure to supply such information when requested is a serious violation of the terms of the lease and MHA may terminate the lease. All information must be verified. Resident agrees to comply with MHA requests for verification by signing releases for third-party sources, presenting documents for review, or providing other suitable forms of verification. [966.4 (c) (2) and 960.259] MHA shall give Resident reasonable notice of what actions Resident must take, and of the date by which any such action must be taken for compliance under this section. This information will be used by MHA to decide whether the amount of the rent should be changed, and whether the dwelling size is still appropriate for Resident's needs. This determination will be made in accordance with the Admissions and Occupancy Policy, which is publicly posted in the Development Office. A copy of the policies can be furnished on request at the expense of the person making the request.
(3) Rent will not change during the period between regular re-examinations, UNLESS during such period: [See 960.257]
(a) Resident can verify a change in his/her circumstances (such as decline in or loss of income) that would justify a reduction in rent, except that rent shall not be reduced because a Resident’s TANF grant is reduced because Resident is verified to have committed welfare fraud or failed to comply with a required economic self sufficiency program. If a reduction is granted, Resident must report subsequent increases in income within 10 days of the occurrence, until the next scheduled re-examination. (Failure to report within the 10 days may result in a retroactive rent charge.)
(b) If it is found ...
Redetermination of Rent, Dwelling Size, and Eligibility. The rent amount as fixed in Part II of the Lease Agreement is due each month until changed as described below.
(1) The status of each family is to be re-examined at least once a year.[5.617 (a)(1)]
(2) Tenant must supply the authority, when requested, with accurate information about: family composition, age of family members, income and source of income of all family members, assets, and related information necessary to determine eligibility, annual income, adjusted income, and rent. [5.617 (b)(2)] Failure to supply such information when requested is considered a serious violation of the terms of the Lease, and the Authority may terminate the Lease.
Redetermination of Rent, Dwelling Size, and Eligibility. Xxxxxx agrees that all changes in family composition or income will be reported to Landlord within ten (10) days of such change. Additions to household members, excluding births, adoptions and court awarded custody, require advanced written approval. Any additions must pass RRHA’s screening criteria and the current unit must be an appropriate size to accommodate the addition of the household member. Tenant must wait for RRHA approval before allowing additional persons to move into the premises. At least once a year, when requested by Landlord, Xxxxxx agrees to furnish accurate information to Landlord as to family income, employment and composition, for use by Landlord in determining whether the Rent charged Tenant should be revised, whether the size of the Unit is still appropriate for Xxxxxx's needs, and whether Tenant is still eligible for continued occupancy. These determinations will be made in accordance with Landlord's ACOP available in the Community Management Office. Once the new rental rate is established, it shall remain in effect until the next reexamination or renewal, unless another interim review and change is warranted or Tenant elects to change the method of rent calculation.
A. Rent fixed in Part I, Paragraph C above or as adjusted pursuant to the terms hereof shall be effective for the period until rent redetermination unless (i) it is determined by Landlord that Tenant has misrepresented the facts upon which Xxxxxx's Rent is based, in which event any Rent adjustment may be made retroactive; or (ii) there has been a change in family composition or income.
B. In the event of any adjustment, Landlord will provide written notice of the Rent adjustment to Tenant in accordance with Paragraph 9 below. In case of a Rent decrease, the adjustment will become effective the first day of the month following the change in circumstances giving rise to the adjustment, provided that Xxxxxx has timely reported such change. In case of a Rent increase, Landlord will provide a minimum of thirty (30) days notice of the increase and the adjustment will become effective on the first of the month following the 30 day notice to Tenant, provided that Tenant has timely reported such change.
C. If Landlord determines that the size of the Unit is no longer appropriate to Tenant's needs, and if Landlord has a unit of the appropriate size available for Tenant, then Landlord may terminate this Lease, provided Landlord has offered the unit of appropriate size to Tenant. ...
Redetermination of Rent, Dwelling Size, and Eligibility. The rent amount as fixed in Part II of the Lease Agreement is due each month until changed as described below. The status of each family is to be re-examined at least once a year. At the annual recertification Tenant shall certify to compliance with the 8 hour per month community service requirement, if applicable. [960.209] Tenant promises to supply CHA, when requested, with accurate information about: family composition, age of family members, income and source of income of all family members, assets, community service activities, and related information necessary to determine eligibility, annual income, adjusted income, and rent. [966.4(c )(2)] Failure to supply such information when requested is a serious violation of the terms of the lease and CHA may terminate the lease.
Redetermination of Rent, Dwelling Size, and Eligibility. A. Recertification Reviews: Based upon information submitted, Recertification Reviews are completed in order to determine the appropriate rent, the appropriate size of the unit, and the Tenant’s eligibility for continued occupancy in accordance with the ACOP. Rental amounts established through the Recertification Review, or any applicable annual adjustment thereof, shall remain in effect unless: (1) a Special Review is scheduled by the Housing Authority in accordance with the ACOP; or (2) an Interim Review of Family Income is requested by the Tenant and/or warranted under the ACOP. Tenants who are subject to HUD’s Community Service requirement (as outlined in the ACOP) will undergo a review to determine their compliance annually. A Tenant may request a waiver of the established rent for reasons of financial hardship in accordance with the Housing Authority’s Hardship Policy outlined in the ACOP.
1. EASY Rent Households (as defined in the ACOP) shall submit true, complete and accurate information as to source and amount of Total Family Income and composition at least once every three (3) years. However, during intervening years, income and rent determined during the Recertification Review will be adjusted annually to account for annual adjustment of Social Security and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) payments received by the Household.
2. WIN Rent Households (as defined in the ACOP) shall submit true, complete and accurate information as to source and amount of Total Family Income and composition at least once every two (2)years.
Redetermination of Rent, Dwelling Size, and Eligibility. Once each year as requested by the Management, Xxxxxx agrees to furnish accurate information to the Authority as to family income, employment, and composition for use by the Authority in determining whether the rent should be changed, whether the dwelling size is still appropriate for tenant’s needs, and whether the tenant is still eligible for low-rent housing. This determination will be made in accordance with the approved Schedule of Rents, Statement of Income and Occupancy Limits, and Federal rules and regulations as found in 24CFR are incorporated into this Lease by reference and available in the Authority Office.
A. Once a year, the Authority must give each Tenant family the opportunity to choose between the two methods for determining the amount of tenant rent payable monthly by the Tenant family. The Tenant family may choose to pay either a flat rent based on the market rent charged for comparable units in the private unassisted rental market, or, an income-based rent as calculated according to prevailing U. S. Department of Housing and Urban Development regulations and based on total gross family income. Regardless of whether the tenant family chooses to pay a flat rent or income-based rent, the tenant family must pay at least the minimum rent as determined by the Housing Authority.
B. Rent as fixed in Section 4 hereof or as adjusted pursuant to the above will remain in effect for the period between regular rent determinations, unless during such period: (1) the tenant can show a change in his or her circumstances (such as a decline in income) which would justify a reduction in rent or such other circumstances as would create a hardship situation; (2) the tenant or member of Xxxxxx’s household commences to receive public assistance or Xxxxxx’s public assistance is terminated. Rent adjustments including a switch from flat rent to income-based rent because of hardship due to changes in income will be considered on an intermediate or interim basis as deemed necessary because of special circumstances.
C. In addition to any other requirements prescribed herein, Xxxxxx must report in writing to the Authority within ten (10) calendar days of occurrence any specified change in family circumstances as follows:
(1) Any increase or decrease in family income, including addition to the family of additional wage earner; (2) Loss of Tenant or family member through death, divorce, or other continuing circumstances, or the addition of a family member by marriage o...
Redetermination of Rent, Dwelling Size, and Eligibility. The rent amount as fixed in this Lease Agreement is due each month until changed as described below. The status of each family is to be re-examined at least once a year.
