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ATTENTION
NONPROFIT PROGRAM USERS!!!!
The
Nonprofit Data Management System is temporarily unavailable.
If
you would like to apply as a HUD-approved, nonprofit agency or submit
a recertification package, please contact the Homeownership Center
(HOC) that serves your state to receive application instructions
or information on recertification procedures.
The
Atlanta HOC serves the following States:
AL, FL, GA, IL, IN, KY, MS, NC, SC, TN, PR and VI)
For
applicants in the Atlanta HOC Region please contact:
Ms.
Jeanette Lambert
Jeanette.M.Lambert@hud.gov
US Dept. of Housing and Urban Development Atlanta Homeownership
Center
Program Support Division 9th Floor
Five
Points Plaza
40 Marietta Street
Atlanta, GA 30303
The
Denver HOC serves the following States:
AR, CO, LA, MT, TX, UT, IA, KS, SD, WI, OK, ND,NM, NE,MN, MO and
WY)
For
applicants in the Denver HOC Region please contact:
Ms.
Mamie l. Holt
Mamie.l.holt@hud.gov
US Dept. of Housing and Urban Development Denver Homeownership Center
Program Support Division 23rd Floor
1670 Broadway
Denver, CO 80202-4801
The
Philadelphia HOC serves the following States:
CT, DE, DC, ME, MD, MA, MI, NH, NJ , NY, OH, PA, VT, VA, RI and
WV)
For
applicants in the Philadelphia HOC Region please contact:
Ms.
Tamie Contois
Tamie.Contois@hud.gov
US Dept. of Housing and Urban Development Philadelphia Homeownership
Center
The Wanamaker Building 100 Penn Square East
Philadelphia, PA 19107
The
Santa Ana Homeownership Center serves the following States:
AK, AZ, CA, GU, HI, ID, NV, OR, WA, Pacific Islands of America Samoa
and Commonwealth of the Northern Marianas)
For
applicants in the Santa Ana HOC Region please contact:
Debra
K. Debroeck
Debra.K.Debroeck@hud.gov
US Dept. of Housing and Urban Development Santa Ana Homeownership
Center
Attn: SAHOC Nonprofit Team
160 N. Stone Avenue
Tucson, AZ 85701
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HUD
issued two mortgagee letters (ML) relating to nonprofit programs,
ML 01-30
and ML 02-01.
Some instructions in 01-30 and 02-01 supersede the instructions
in ML 00-8.
Copies
of these and other HUD mortgagee letters can be obtained online.
(ML2002-01 users please note: The addresses for the Denver Homeownership
Center and the Santa Ana Homeownership Center have recently
changed.
In
addition, HUD published "Nonprofit Organization Participation
in Certain
FHA Single Family Activities; Placement and Removal Procedures"
on 06/06/02. This Federal Register notice
provides information to nonprofit agencies seeking FHA approval.
All
of the above publications tell nonprofits how to become FHA approved
to:
1.
Act as a mortgagor using FHA mortgage insurance
2. Purchase
HUD homes at a discount
3. Provide
secondary financing; See "Application information for secondary
financing/downpayment assistance providers."
Important
- Please Read This Entire Statement:
For
New Applicants: All new Nonprofits that want to obtain
HUD approval to participate as a FHA mortgagor, purchase HUD Homes
at a discount, or administer a Secondary Financing/ Down Payment
Assistance Program must submit an e-mail directly to their local
Homeownership Center (HOC), Program Support Division, indicating
that your organization would like to apply for approval to participate
in FHA Nonprofit activities. The e-mail must also include the following
information: your organization’s legal name, address, and executive
director’s name and contact information (phone number and e-mail
address). Additionally the e-mail should indicate whether the organization
is a nonprofit or instrumentality of government, the date of your
organization’s 501 (C)(3) determination letter and whether your
organization has a minimum of two years, within the last five years,
of housing development experience. Housing development experience
is defined as acquisition, rehabilitation, and sale to low-to-moderate
income persons. This e-mail should be sent to the appropriate HOC
contact below. After your e-mail is received, HUD staff will send
your organization an e-mail with instructions for applying.
For Re-Certifying Applicants:
Nonprofits that need to re-certify, must submit an e-mail to the
local HOC stating that your organization would like to apply for
re-certification. After your e-mail is received, HUD staff will
send your organization an e-mail with instructions for applying.
Program
Monitoring
HUD
will monitor the performance of nonprofit agencies according to
ML 00-08 Attachment
3. In addition, the nonprofit must maintain adequate facilities
(See ML
02-01
page 5) and
records in a specific format for HUD's review. See ML
02-01 Attachment 4.
Annual
Reporting Requirements
Nonprofits
who purchase HUD-owned properties at any discount are required to
submit an annual housing report (See ML 00-08 Attachment
3 and ML
00-08 Attachment 5. Also see ML
01-30
for an explanation of net the development calculation.
Biennial
Recertification Requirements
All
nonprofit agencies are required to file ML
00-08 Attachment 4, recertification of their agencies and their
updated affordable housing plan every two years. You can calculate
your agencies recertification date by looking at the date of your
HUD approval letter and adding two years. In addition, please see
ML
02-01
for new recertification requirements.
The
recertification package must contain:
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An
annual
housing report |
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An updated affordable
housing plan |
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Additional
requirements as outlined in ML#02-01
regarding: Financial capacity (page 3), nonprofit status (page
4), adequate facilities (page 5), quality control plan (page 5-6),
and reporting and recordkeeping requirements (page 6). |
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