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CHDO Roles

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How to Beome a CHDO
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 -   Characteristics
 -   Roles and funding
 -   Special assistance
 -   Use of funds

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CHDO Roles and Funding
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 -   CHDO Set-Aside
 -   CHDO Set-Aside Recapture

A certified CHDO must serve as the developer, sponsor, or owner of a HOME-eligible project when using funds from the 15 percent CHDO set-aside. A CHDO may serve in one of these roles for several projects or it may undertake projects in which it combines roles, such as being both an owner and developer.

 -   Developer
 -   Sponsor
 -   Owner
 -   Developer or Sponsor

A CHDO may also be a subrecipient under a PJ’s HOME Program. However, subrecipient activities do not count towards the 15 percent CHDO set-aside.

 
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