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September 17, 2020 Vacant AHP Housing Units Can Be Used to Help Disaster Victims

Our regulator, the Federal Housing Finance Agency, granted a non-objection letter on Aug. 28. The letter temporarily suspends Affordable Housing Program (AHP) Household Income Limits for Rental Projects Housing Individuals/Households displaced by recent wildfires, hurricanes and tropical storms.

The displaced individual/household must have resided in a county affected by any of these events on Aug. 22, 2020, or later, regardless of income level, is eligible to live in any vacant Affordable Housing Program project nationwide. The resources below provide additional details.

Find a list of qualifying disasters and the conditions for occupancy on this announcement.
Check the FEMA site for a list of current disaster declarations.

If you have any questions, please contact our Housing and Community Development department at 866.571.8155.

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