Examples of Qualified Units in a sentence
NIFA shall randomly select which Qualified Units and tenant records will be inspected and reviewed.
Based on the on-site inspection and NIFA’s receipt and review of any local health, safety or building code violations reports or notices provided by the owner, NIFA shall determine whether each building in the development and its Qualified Units are suitable for occupancy.
NIFA, or its designated agent, will conduct an on-site inspection of each building in the development and inspect the number of the Qualified Units and review the tenant files for such Qualified Units as required by Section 42 of the Code.
If there is a minimal reduction in the floor space fraction or number of Qualified Units, no recapture will occur, provided the building remains a qualifying Low Income Housing Tax Credit building.
If there is a minimal reduction in the floor space fraction or number of Qualified Units, no recapture will occur, provided the building remains a qualifying Housing Tax Credit building.
NIFA, or its designated agent, will conduct an on-site inspection of each building in the development and inspect at least 20% of the Qualified Units and review the tenant files for such Qualified Units.
Qualified Units rented to, or reserved for, eligible tenants:• Must have substantially the same equipment and amenities (excluding luxury amenities such as a fireplace) as other units in the Project;• Must be substantially the same size as other units in the Project; and• Cannot be geographically segregated from other units in the Project.• LIHTC units must be suitable for occupancy under Uniform Physical Conditions Standards (UPCS) and local health, safety and building codes.
It allows LIHTC Qualified Units to serve households earning as much as 80% of Area Median Income (AMI) so long as the average income limit of the Qualified Units is 60% or less of AMI.
Designated income levels for Qualified Units may be set at 10% increments between 20% and 80% of AMI.
Physical Requirements of Qualified Units, Suitable for Occupancy Qualified units rented to, or reserved for, eligible tenants: Must have substantially the same equipment and amenities (excluding luxury amenities) as other units in the Project; Must be substantially the same size as other units in the Project; and Cannot be geographically segregated from other units in the Project.