Oregon Administrative Rules
Chapter 813 - OREGON HOUSING AND COMMUNITY SERVICES DEPARTMENT
Division 110 - OREGON AFFORDABLE HOUSING TAX CREDITS: AFFORDABLE HOUSING PROJECT CERTIFICATION
Section 813-110-0013 - Loan Requirements
Universal Citation: OR Admin Rules 813-110-0013
Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 9, September 1, 2024
To be eligible for the OAHTC program tax credit, the loan shall be:
(1) Made to a qualified borrower who;
(a) Uses the proceeds to finance
construction, development, acquisition, or rehabilitation of housing;
and,
(b) Provides a written
declaration to OHCS that the:
(A) Housing
created by the loan is or will be occupied by households earning 80 percent or
less of the area median income; and,
(B) The full amount of the savings, from the
reduced interest rate provided by the lending institution, is or will be passed
through to the qualified tenants in the form of a rent reduction or housing
payment reduction, regardless of other subsidies provided directly to the
housing project,
(C) In satisfying
the pass-through requirement in OAR
813-110-0013(B),
project sponsors may not assign pass-through to units whose qualified tenants
are benefitting from a project-based voucher,
(D) In satisfying the pass through
requirement in OAR 813-110-0013(B),
may not assign more than the estimated prorated annual per unit pass-through to
units whose qualified tenants benefit from a tenant-based voucher.
(E) Limited Equity Cooperative projects
satisfy the pass-through requirement in OAR
813-110-0013(B)
by passing through the full amount of the savings to households in the Limited
Equity Cooperative in the form of reduced housing payments,
(F) The estimated annual average per-unit
pass-through for the projects is to be calculated by dividing the annual loan
interest savings, divided by twelve months, and then by dividing the number of
affordable units occupied or held vacant for occupancy by qualified tenants,
or
(2) Made to a qualified borrower who;
(a) Uses the
proceeds to finance construction, development, acquisition, or acquisition and
rehabilitation of housing consisting of a manufactured dwelling park;
(b) The housing created by the loan is or
will be occupied by a significant number of households, defined as 30% or more
of all households at initial tenant qualification, earning 80 percent or less
of the area median income; and,
(c)
Provides by a written declaration to OHCS that the housing will continue to be
operated as a manufactured dwelling park during the period for which the OAHTC
program tax credit is allowed, or
(3) Made to a qualified borrower who;
(a) Uses the proceeds to finance acquisition,
or acquisition and rehabilitation, of housing consisting of a preservation
project; and,
(b) Provides a
written declaration to OHCS that the housing preserved by the loan:
(A) Is or will be occupied by households
earning 80 percent or lessof the area median income; and
(B) Has a rent assistance contract with the
United States Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) or the United
States Department of Agriculture that will be maintained by the qualified
borrower, or;
(4) Made to qualified borrower who;
(a) Uses the proceeds to finance
construction, development, acquisition, or rehabilitation, of housing;
and,
(b) Enters into a written
declaration of restricted covenants with OHCS including the following minimum
written requirements and any other that OHCS deems necessary:
(A) The housing is or will be occupied by the
households earning 80 percent or less of the area median income, and
(B) Is the subject of a rent assistance
contract with the federal government or the state government or a local
government that will be maintained by the qualified borrower, and
(C) That limits a tenant's rent burden to no
more than 30 percent of their income, and
(D) Has the declaration recorded
(5) For the project to qualiy under OAR 813-110-0013 (3) and (4), a minimum of 25 percent of the total units must be covered by the rent assistance contract.
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 317.097 & ORS 456.515 - 456.725
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 317.097
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