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CAPITAL NEEDS ASSESSMENT ELECTRONIC TOOL (CNA e-TOOL)

The Capital Needs Assessment Electronic Tool (CNA e-Tool) automates and standardizes the initiation, preparation, submission, review, and approval of a capital needs assessment for the Office of Multifamily Housing. Version 3.2 is a cloud-based application that is now fully equipped to support 25 programs within three Office of Multifamily Housing Program Offices: (1) Asset Development, (2) Asset Management, and (3) Asset Recapitalization.

Submit your questions about CNA e-Tool to CNAeTool@hud.gov.

RESOURCES AVAILABLE FOR ALL USERS

Instructions

Communications/Updates

Training

User Access

Estimated Useful Life and Financial Planning

EPA Portfolio Manager Reports

CNA Related Questions

 

 

 

USER SPECIFIC RESOURCES

User: Assessor Preparer

User: PAE Submitter

User: FHA Lender Submitter

User: RAD PHA Submitter

User: HUD Reviewer

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Notices and Memos

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The Government Paperwork Elimination Act (GPEA) (P.L. 105-277, Title XVII) allows citizens to use electronic technologies when filing information with, or retrieving it, from the Federal Government. The online mode of information collection will assist HUD with complying with the provisions of GPEA. Public reporting burden for this collection of information is estimated to average forty hours per response. Responses are mandatory and approved under OMB control number 2502-0505. This agency may not collect information and you are not expected to respond, unless the survey displays a currently valid OMB control number. This information is being collected under Public Law 101-625 which requires the Department to implement a system for insuring mortgages under Sections 207,221,223,232, or 241 of the National Housing Act. The information will be used by HUD to approve rents, property appraisals, and mortgage amounts, and to execute a firm commitment. Confidentiality to respondents is ensured if it would result in competitive harm in accord with the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) or if disclosure could impact HUD’s ability to provide housing units under the referenced sections of the Act.

Last updated: 10/09/2024