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HOME Check-up

	Monitoring Plan
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Monitoring Program Activities

	Homeowner Rehabilitation
	Rental Housing Programs
	Tenant-Based Rental Assistance

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For a review of the compliance and performance issues associated with rental housing programs, see the companion HOME Program model Monitoring HOME Program Performance. Also, available from Community Connections in hard copy.

The steps for monitoring homebuyer programs are:

	Collect Background Information: The Program Overview: Homebuyer Checklist outlines the basic background information a monitor should collect to become familiar with a program before beginning a review of the case files.
	Schedule and Conduct On-Site Review: The procedures are described at In-Depth Monitoring and On-Site Reviews to structure the review. Monitoris should also review and use the Program-Wide Requirements Checklist and the series of checklists to examine compliance with other Federal requirements.
	Review Case Files for Documentation: The documentation, Homebuyer Project Checklists,is a useful tool for quickly determining that all required documents are in each file. Missing documents may be a sign of greater compliance problems.

	Review Casefiles for Contents: The Case File- Homebuyer Project Checklist highlights the special questions to ask about each individual case when reviewing project files. The monitor should use this checklist while reviewing each case file to build a broader picture of the program's overall performance.
	Assess Program Compliance Issues: The Monitoring Summary- Homebuyer Program Checklist provides the monitor with the key questions concerning a program's overall compliance status. Important Federal regulatory issues are highlighted to assist the monitor in pinpointing serious compliance problems.
	Assess Program Performance and Document Results.

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