2 3 A B C D E F H I L M N O P R S T W X Y Z
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A yes/no indicator signifying whether the property has any Section 202 or 811 loans or grants. Through the Section 202 (Supportive Housing for the Elderly) and Section 811 (Supportive Housing for Persons with Disabilities) program, HUD offers interest-free capital advances to finance the development of supportive rental housing that serves households with very low income with at least one person over the age of 62 (in the case of Section 202) or with a disability (in the case of Section 811). |
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A yes/no indicator signifying whether any Section 211/d3 loans are part of the active financing for the property. Generally made for properties owned by non-profit entities, Section 221/d3 loans originally provided the owner with a below market interest rate of 3%. |
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A yes/no indicator signifying whether any Section 221/d4 loans are part of the active financing for the property. Generally made for properties owned by for-profit entities, Section 221/d4 loans originally provided the owner with a below market interest rate of 4%. |
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A yes/no indicator signifying whether Section 236 loans are part of the active financing for the property. Section 236 loans provided a subsidy to reduce market-rate mortgage interest payments to 1%. In exchange, the property owner agreed to provide affordable rental housing for households making no more than 80% of area median income. |
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Contract number for the secondary type of subsidy used to ensure affordability for the property. |
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Overall expiration date for the secondary type of subsidy used to ensure affordability for the property. |
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Explanatory notes for the secondary type of subsidy used to ensure affordability for the property. |
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The secondary type of subsidy used to ensure affordability for the property, for example: HUD Insured, Low Income Housing Tax Credits (LIHTC), Rural Development, Section 8 Uninsured. |
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Contract number for the tertiary type of subsidy used to ensure affordability for the property. |
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Overall expiration date for the tertiary type of subsidy used to ensure affordability for the property. |
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Explanatory notes for the tertiary type of subsidy used to ensure affordability for the property. |
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The tertiary type of subsidy used to ensure affordability for the property, for example: HUD Insured, Low Income Housing Tax Credits (LIHTC), Rural Development, Section 8 Uninsured. |
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A |
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The year in which the state allocated Low Income Housing Tax Credits to this project. |
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An alternate or former name used for the property |
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A yes/no indicator signifying whether any loans for an assisted living property are part of the active financing. |
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For a property with active financing, this is the FHA loan or the Section 202/811 loan/capital advance number. The prefix “126” indicates the property is in Oregon, while the remaining letters and/or numbers reference the specific program |
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B |
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A yes/no indicator signifying whether the property has any active financing that includes a below market interest rate (BMIR) loan. |
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A yes/no indicator signifying whether any of the active financing for the property are loans for a board and care property. |
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C |
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Indicates whether the property received Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funds. |
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The census tract number of the property for the 2000 census. |
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A yes/no indicator signifying whether the property has any active financing that includes a co-insured loan. |
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The property's U.S. congressional district code, based on 2000 Census redistricting data. See Congressional District Code 2010 field for district effective January 2013. |
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The property's U.S. congressional district code, based on 2010 Census redistricting data. New districts are effective January 2013. |
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The date of the construction loan. This information is available for Rural Development Properties only. |
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The document type of the contract. |
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Contract renewal submitted? |
This field indicates whether a notice has been submitted indicating that the owner wishes to renew their contract. If the answer is no, no such notice has been submitted. |
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The HUD contract rent for applicable units at the property that are zero bedroom, studio or efficiency. Contract rent includes all rental subsidy and tenant-paid amounts. Some properties have units of the same bedroom size with different contract rent amounts; see Notes for additional information. |
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The HUD contract rent for applicable units at the property that are one bedroom. Contract rent includes all rental subsidy and tenant-paid amounts. Some properties have units of the same bedroom size with different contract rent amounts; see Notes for additional information. |
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The HUD contract rent for applicable units at the property that are two bedroom. Contract rent includes all rental subsidy and tenant-paid amounts. Some properties have units of the same bedroom size with different contract rent amounts; see Notes for additional information. |
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The HUD contract rent for applicable units at the property that are three bedroom. Contract rent includes all rental subsidy and tenant-paid amounts. Some properties have units of the same bedroom size with different contract rent amounts; see Notes for additional information. |
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The HUD contract rent for applicable units at the property that are four bedroom. Contract rent includes all rental subsidy and tenant-paid amounts. Some properties have units of the same bedroom size with different contract rent amounts; see Notes for additional information. |
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The number of months in the term of the HUD Project Based Rental Assistance (PBRA) contract. |
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The number of units for this specific bedroom size - studio or efficiency. Due to data availability, count for HUD subsidized properties likely to include only those under the project-based rental assistance contract. |
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The number of units for this specific bedroom size – one bedroom. Due to data availability, count for HUD subsidized properties likely to include only those under the project-based rental assistance contract. |
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The number of units for this specific bedroom size - two bedroom. Due to data availability, count for HUD subsidized properties likely to include only those under the project-based rental assistance contract. |
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The number of units for this specific bedroom size - three bedroom. Due to data availability, count for HUD subsidized properties likely to include only those under the project-based rental assistance contract. |
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The number of units for this specific bedroom size - four bedroom. Due to data availability, count for HUD subsidized properties likely to include only those under the project-based rental assistance contract. |
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The number of units for this specific bedroom size - five plus bedrooms. Due to data availability, count for HUD subsidized properties likely to include only those under the project-based rental assistance contract. |
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The County FIPS Code for the year 2000. |
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The expiration date of the current term of the HUD Project Based Rental Assistance (PBRA) contract. If there are multiple terms in the contract, this date is before the overall expiration date. |
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The current rent for any units in the building that are zero bedroom, studio or efficiency. If no such units exist, the field will be zero. |
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The current rent for any units in the building that are one bedroom. If no such units exist, the field will be zero. |
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The current rent for any units in the building that are two bedroom. If no such units exist, the field will be zero. |
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The current rent for any units in the building that are three bedroom. If no such units exist, the field will be zero. |
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The current rent for any units in the building that are four bedroom. If no such units exist, the field will be zero. |
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The current rent for any units in the building that are five plus bedrooms. If no such units exist, the field will be zero. |
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D |
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The date of last update to the data in this database. |
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The date the opt-out notice was submitted. |
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E |
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The effective date of the current HUD project based rental assistance (PBRA) contract. |
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A yes/no indicator signifying whether the property has an approved Plan of Action under the Emergency Low Income Housing Preservation Act (ELIHPA). Sometimes referred to as Title II. |
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Indicates whether a tax credit exchange (TCEP) fund were used on the project. |
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F |
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The Fair Market Rent for this specific bedroom size (zero, studio or efficiency). If no such units exist, the field will be zero. |
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The Fair Market Rent for this specific bedroom size (one bedroom). If no such units exist, the field will be zero. |
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The Fair Market Rent for this specific bedroom size (two bedroom). If no such units exist, the field will be zero. |
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The Fair Market Rent for this specific bedroom size (three bedroom). If no such units exist, the field will be zero. |
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The Fair Market Rent for this specific bedroom size (four bedroom). If no such units exist, the field will be zero. |
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Indicates whether the property received FHA Insured Loans. |
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A yes/no indicator signifying whether the property has received a Financing Adjustment Factor (FAF). Under a bond-refunder agreement with HUD, project cost savings resulting from reduced debt service are shared between OHCS and HUD. |
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The Unique 2000 Census ID. Digits 1-2 indicate the State FIPS Code, digits 3-5 indicate the County FIPS Code and digits 6-11 indicate the census tract number. |
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FIPS Place Code, 2000 |
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Indicates how missing Year Placed in Service and Allocation Year data are handled. 0=Data complete, 1=Missing Allocation Year replaced with Year Placed in Service, 2=Missing Year Placed in Service replaced with Allocation Year. |
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Indicates whether the property received a Section 515 Loan through USDA Rural Development. In 2006, a reorganization of USDA terminated the Farmers Home Administration (FmHA), but the acronym still appears in some databases. |
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Indicates whether the property received HOME Funds. |
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A yes/no indicator signifying whether any of the active financing for the property is loans for a hospital. |
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Original expiration date of the Housing Assistance Payment contract. |
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A Yes/No indicator signifying whether the owner has renewed the Housing Assistance Payment contract. If the field is blank, the contract has not yet expired. |
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Indicates whether HUD is the administrator of the contract. |
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Name of a contact person at the US Department of Housing and Urban Development who can provide information on this property loan or financing. This information is subject to change. |
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The Contract number assigned to this property by the US Department of Housing and Urban Development, if available. |
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A yes/no indicator signifying whether any active financing instruments associated with the property are HUD-held loans. |
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The ID number assigned by the US Department of Housing and Urban Development, if available. |
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A yes/no indicator signifying whether the property is HUD owned. |
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The number of units assisted under contracts through HUD’s Project-Based Rental Assistance (PBRA) Program, such as Project-Based Section 8 or PRAC contracts. |
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Indicates a HUD program: Subsidized, No HUD Financing, HUD Owned, HUD Held, 202/811, Insured-Subsidized, Insured-Unsubsidized. |
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The ID number assigned to this property by the US Department of Housing and Urban Development, if available. |
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Field indicates whether the property is considered "active" by HUD. |
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I |
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Unique identifier for each property included in this database. |
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Indicates whether the property is in a Difficult Development Area Census Tract. 0=not in DDA; 1=in Metro DDA; 2=in non-Metro DDA |
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Indicates whether the property is in a metro area census tract. 1=Metro/Non-central; 2=Metro/Central City; 3=Non-Metro |
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Indicates whether the property is in a Qualified Census Tract. 1=in a qualified tract; 2=not in a qualified tract |
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Indicates whether the property has experienced an increase in eligible basis. |
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A yes/no indicator signifying whether the property has any active financing that is associated with insurance. |
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L |
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Based on various contract/funding agreement data contained in this database, the latest date on which a use restriction will expire. Please note that this database may not contain data on all use restrictions associated with every property. |
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A measurement, in degrees which gives the location of a place on earth north or south of the equator. |
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The number of LIHTC-subsidized unites at a property. |
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The final year of the fifteen year compliance period imposed by the Low Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) program. |
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A yes/no indicator signifying whether the property has an approved Plan of Action under the Low Income Housing Preservation and Resident Homeownership Act (LIHPRHA). Sometimes referred to as Title VI. |
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A measurement, in degrees which gives the location of a place on earth in relation to the Greenwich Meridian. |
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M |
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Address, Line 1 of the management agent. |
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Address, Line 2 of the management agent. |
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City of the management agent. |
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Type of Management Agent's company, i.e., Limited Dividend, Non-Profit, Other or Profit Motivated. |
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Email address of the management agent. |
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Fax number of the management agent. |
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First name of the management agent. |
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Full name of the management agent. |
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The identification number assigned by the US Department of Housing and Urban Development for this Management Agent. |
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Last name of the management agent. |
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Middle name of the management agent. |
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Organization name of the management agent. |
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Phone number of the management agent. |
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State of the management agent. |
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Title of the management agent. |
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Zip code of the management agent. |
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Four digit zip code extension of the management agent. |
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A yes/no indicator signifying whether the property is paying a Mortgage Insurance Premium. |
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Indicates the month that the loan was paid off. If the field is blank, the loan has not yet been paid off. |
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The mortgage's maturity date. |
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Indicates whether the mortgage is subject to old regulations or new regulations, if the property has a mortgage with the state housing finance agency. |
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MSA Name |
The property's metropolitan statistical area name. |
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The property has multiple subsidies or contracts from one or more federal or state government agency. Please see notes section for details. |
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N |
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A yes/no indicator signifying whether the property has any active financing that includes a non-insured loan. |
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Indicates whether the tax credits associated with the property have a non-profit sponsor. 1= Yes, 2= No |
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An indicator used by HUD, (1= Yes) indicating that the program is no longer monitored for the LIHTC program due to expired use or other reason. It does not indicate whether the project remains affordable. |
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General property notes |
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The number of units designated for elderly residents by the property. |
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The number of units designated for families by the property. |
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A yes/no indicator signifying whether any of the active financing for the property is loans for a nursing home. |
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O |
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The ID number assigned by Oregon Housing and Community Services, if available. |
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Indicates whether the contract is an older version of the Annual Contributions Contract (ACC) that provided fewer restrictions on the ability to take out residual receipts when the contract is terminated. |
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This field indicates whether a notice has been submitted indicating the owner wishes to opt out of their contract. If the answer is no, no such notice has been submitted. |
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The overall expiration date of the HUD Project Based Rental Assistance (PBRA) contract. |
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The overall expiration Fiscal Year of the HUD Project Based Rental Assistance (PBRA) contract. Note: Fiscal Year is defined as October 1 - September 30 for this field. |
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The overall expiration quarter of the HUD Project Based Rental Assistance (PBRA) contract. Q1 = 10/01 - 12/31, Q2 = 01/01 - 03/31, Q3 = 04/01 - 06/30, Q4 = 07/01-9/30. |
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Address, Line 1 of the owner |
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Address, Line 2 of the owner. |
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City of the owner. |
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Type of Owner's Company, i.e., Limited Dividend, Non-Profit, Profit Motivated, or Other. |
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Email address of the owner. |
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Fax number of the owner. |
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First name of the owner. |
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Full name of the owner. |
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The identification number assigned by the US Department of Housing and Urban Development for this owner. |
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Last name of the owner. |
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Middle name of the owner. |
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Organization name of the owner. |
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Phone number of the owner. |
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State of the owner. |
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Title of the owner. |
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Zip code of the owner. |
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Four digit zip code extension of the owner. |
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The effective date of ownership for the current owners. |
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Indicates whether the property is part of a Hope VI development. |
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The property's standard place based city name. |
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The type of population served by the property, i.e., families, elderly, disabled. |
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The address of the company or person deemed to be the primary contact for the property. |
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The city of the company or person deemed to be the primary contact for the property. |
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The name of the company deemed to be the primary contact for the property. |
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The email of the company or person deemed to be the primary contact for the property. |
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The fax number of the company or person deemed to be the primary contact for the property. |
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The first name of the person deemed to be the primary contact person for the property. |
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The last name of the person deemed to be the primary contact person for the property. |
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The phone number of the company or person deemed to be the primary contact for the property. |
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The state of the company or person deemed to be the primary contact for the property. |
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Website of the person deemed to be the primary contact person for the property. |
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The zip code of the company or person deemed to be the primary contact for the property. |
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The 4-digit zip code extension of the company or person deemed to be the primary contact for the property. |
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This field identifies the primary type of financing associated with the property. This field is used for properties associated with HUD. The possible financing types are: Insured, 202/811, HUD Owned, HUD Held, or Non-Insured. |
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HUD field defined as a derived field based on the program type name and contract document type. Based on program type name, 202/8NC=202, 202/8SR=202, 515/8NC=515, 515/8SR=515, HFDA/8NC=HFDA, HFDA/8SR=HFDA, LMSA=LMSA, 202/162MR=PAC, 202/162NC=PAC, 202/162SR=PAC, PAC/202=PAC, PAC/811=PAC, PAC/202=PAC, PAC/202=PAC, PAC/811=PAC, PD/8Existing=PD, PD/8MR=PD, PD/8SR=PD, PRAC/202=PRAC, PRAC/811=PRAC, Preservation=PRES, RAP=RAP, Rent Supp=SUPP, Sec 8 SR=S8SR, Sec 8 NC=S8NC, contains Service Coo=Service Coordinator, contains UnasstPrj SCRAP= Service Coordinator, All others=UNK. |
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HUD Field defined as a derived field based on the program type group code: 202=Sec. 202,515=S8 FmHA, HFDA=S8 State Agency, LMSA=S8 Loan Mgmt, PAC=PAC 202/811, PD=S8 Prop. Disp., PRAC=PRAC 202/811, PRES=S8 Preservation, RAP= Sec. 236 RAP, SUPP=Rent Supplement, S8NC=Other S8 New, S8SR=Other S8 Rehab, Service Coordinator=Service Coordinator, All others=Unknown. |
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HUD field indicating the name of the HUD program type. |
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The address, line 1, of the property. |
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The address, line 2, of the property. |
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The city of the property. |
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The property's county name. |
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The county code for the property. |
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The name of the property. |
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The phone number of the property. |
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The state of the property. |
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The zip code of the property. |
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The four digit zip code extension of the property's address |
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R |
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The number of units with project-based assistance from USDA Rural Development’s Rental Assistance (RA) program. Please note that, unlike HUD’s PBRA programs, the RA program allows RD to recapture rental assistance on a unit-by-unit basis if the assistance for an individual unit remains unused for an extended period of time. Thus, RA unit totals have the potential to be more fluid than HUD project based rental assistance unit totals. |
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For HUD properties only. Properties receive physical inspections through HUD’s Real Estate Assessment Center (REAC) on a routine basis. In general, the previous inspection score determines the frequency: a 90 or above results in an inspection every three years; a 80 to 90 results in an inspection every two years; and below 80 results in annual inspections. A score of 60 and above is considered a passing score. The letter ‘a’ is given if there are no health and safety (H&S) deficiencies; ‘b’ if there are one or more non-life threatening H&S deficiencies; and ‘c’ if there are one or more life threatening H&S deficiencies, also known as exigent or fire safety deficiencies. An asterisk indicates a smoke detector deficiency. For additional information on REAC and physical inspections, visit http://portal.hud.gov/hudportal/HUD?src=/program_offices/public_indian_housing/reac. |
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Date of REAC Score 1 |
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For HUD properties only. Properties receive physical inspections through HUD’s Real Estate Assessment Center (REAC) on a routine basis. In general, the previous inspection score determines the frequency: a 90 or above results in an inspection every three years; a 80 to 90 results in an inspection every two years; and below 80 results in annual inspections. A score of 60 and above is considered a passing score. The letter ‘a’ is given if there are no health and safety (H&S) deficiencies; ‘b’ if there are one or more non-life threatening H&S deficiencies; and ‘c’ if there are one or more life threatening H&S deficiencies, also known as exigent or fire safety deficiencies. An asterisk indicates a smoke detector deficiency. For additional information on REAC and physical inspections, visit http://portal.hud.gov/hudportal/HUD?src=/program_offices/public_indian_housing/reac. |
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Date of REAC Score 2 |
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For HUD properties only. Properties receive physical inspections through HUD’s Real Estate Assessment Center (REAC) on a routine basis. In general, the previous inspection score determines the frequency: a 90 or above results in an inspection every three years; a 80 to 90 results in an inspection every two years; and below 80 results in annual inspections. A score of 60 and above is considered a passing score. The letter ‘a’ is given if there are no health and safety (H&S) deficiencies; ‘b’ if there are one or more non-life threatening H&S deficiencies; and ‘c’ if there are one or more life threatening H&S deficiencies, also known as exigent or fire safety deficiencies. An asterisk indicates a smoke detector deficiency. For additional information on REAC and physical inspections, visit http://portal.hud.gov/hudportal/HUD?src=/program_offices/public_indian_housing/reac. |
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Date of REAC Score 3 |
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The date the Reservation and Extended Use Agreement (REUA) expires for a Low Income Housing Tax Credit property. |
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A yes/no indicator signifying whether any of the active financing for the property has been refinanced. |
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A description of the Rent to FMR Ratio. |
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Ratio of the rent gross amount to the Fair Market Rent gross amount. This field is determined through a HUD formula. |
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A yes/no indicator signifying whether the property has an active financing that includes a risk-sharing loan. |
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S |
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The State FIPS Code for the year 2000. |
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The property's state house district code, based on 2000 Census redistricting data. See State House District Code 2010 field for district effective January 2013. |
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The property’s state house district code, based on 2010 Census redistricting data. New districts are effective January 2013. |
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The property's state senate district code, based on 2000 Census redistricting data. See State Senate District Code 2010 field for district effective January 2013. |
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The property’s state senate district code, based on 2010 Census redistricting data. New districts are effective January 2013. |
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A subjective index that assesses the property's potential to lose an important component of its affordability. A property's status will likely change as subsidy contract expiration dates approach. Possible options include (with corresponding ID code from downloadable Excel version of database): · For Sale (1) · At-Risk - High (2) - Potential to lose an important component of affordability is high, often due to project-based rental assistance contract expiration within the year. · At-Risk - Moderate (3) - Potential to lose an important component of affordability is moderate, often due to project-based rental assistance contract expiration within the next two years. · At-Risk - Low (4) - Potential to lose an important component of affordability is low, often due to project-based rental assistance contract expiration within the next five years. · At-Risk - Possible (5) - Potential to lose an important component of affordability is either minimal or expiration of use restrictions and subsidy contracts is more than five years away. Often includes properties with contract expiration dates within five years, but with non-profit ownership entities that are likely to renew and preserve affordability. · Transfer Pending (6) - Pending transfer or sale, to be accompanied by new financing or subsidy contract extension to keep property affordable for the long term. Includes properties in process of refinancing with extended use restrictions. · Preserved (7) - Extended use restrictions in place and/or long-term project-based rental assistance contract executed. · Converted to Market Rate (8) - All use restrictions, including project-based rental assistance contracts, expired or otherwise removed. |
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The primary type of subsidy used to ensure affordability for the property: · HUD Subsidized (1) · Rural Development (2) · Low Income Housing Tax Credits (LIHTC) (3) · State Financed, with HUD project-based Section 8 (4) · Multiple Subsidies (5) · Other (6) |
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Explanatory notes for the primary type of subsidy used to ensure affordability for the property. |
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If the property targets a specific population, this field specifies the population. |
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Indicates whether the property specifically targets the disabled population. |
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Indicates whether the property specifically targets the elderly population. |
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Indicates whether the property specifically targets families. |
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Indicates whether the property specifically targets the homeless population.1 |
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Indicates whether the property targets a specific population, other. |
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Indicates whether the property targets specific populations. |
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Indicates whether tax exempt bonds were received. |
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Indicates whether the property used Tax Credit Assistance Program (TCAP) funds. |
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The total number of units assisted under project-based assistance contracts with HUD and/or RD. Properties may have multiple contracts. Please note that this total does not currently include Project-Based Voucher units, for which local PHA’s administer the contracts. |
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The total number of units assisted under project-based assistance contracts with HUD and/or RD. Properties may have multiple contracts. Please note that this total does not currently include Project-Based Voucher units, for which local Public Housing Authorities administer the contracts. |
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Indicates the type of construction of the property. 1=new construction; 2=Acquisition and Rehab; 3=Both new construction and A/R; 4=existing |
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1=30 percent present value; 2=70 percent present value; 3=Both. An indicator for Low Income Housing Tax Credit properties that indicates the type of credit the property receives. |
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U |
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The utility allowance, under the HUD contract, for applicable units at the property that are zero-bedroom, studio, or efficiency. |
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The utility allowance, under the HUD contract, for applicable units at the property that are one-bedroom. |
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The utility allowance, under the HUD contract, for applicable units at the property that are two-bedrooms. |
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The utility allowance, under the HUD contract, for applicable units at the property that are three-bedrooms. |
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The utility allowance, under the HUD contract, for applicable units at the property that are four-bedrooms. |
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Weatherization Assistance Program Eligible |
Indicates a U.S. Department of Energy Weatherization Assistance Program eligible project. |
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X GPS Coordinates |
Coordinates used by the Global Positioning System (GPS) to designate a specific place on earth through the use of orbiting satellites and computer technology. |
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Y GPS Coordinates |
Coordinates used by the Global Positioning System (GPS) to designate a specific place on earth through the use of orbiting satellites and computer technology. |
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Year 15 provision, LIHTC Properties |
Any provisions that govern ownership, affordability and other uses of a property after the fifteen year use agreement expires for a property with Low Income Housing Tax Credits (LIHTC) assistance. |
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Year Built |
The year the property was built. |
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The year the property was placed in service. |
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Coordinates used by the Global Positioning System (GPS) to designate a specific place on earth through the use of orbiting satellites and computer technology. |
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