Develop and implement a strategy to review Multifamily-funded properties with potential contamination to determine whether site contamination should be considered in future environmental reviews.

Monitor environmental reviews of Multifamily-funded properties with potential contamination.

Develop and implement a strategy to review PIH-funded properties with potential contamination to determine whether site contamination should be considered in future environmental reviews.

Monitor environmental reviews of PIH-funded properties with potential contamination.

Implement adequate procedures and controls to ensure that memberships are sold at or below the fair market value and HUD’s secured interest in the memberships is appropriately valued.

Have a representative of HUD at the closing for membership sales to sign the HUD notes.

Develop and maintain a waiting list for rental units that meets the requirements of the resident home-ownership plan and considers the tenant profile.

Implement adequate procedures and controls to ensure that any rental units vacated by current households or units associated with memberships which were repurchased by the Cooperative and then remained vacant more than 6 months, are rented to very low-, low-, or moderate-income households selected Read More

For the two units for which the Cooperative acquired the memberships associated with the units from members and which had been vacant for more than 6 months, rent the units to households that meet the tenant income profile.

Provide sufficient documentation to support that HUD had received 50 percent of the proceeds from initial membership sales as of May 2017. If the Cooperative cannot do this, it should pay HUD half of the principal on the promissory notes payable to the Cooperative for all of the membership sales Read More

Implement adequate procedures and controls to ensure that HUD receives its full share of the proceeds from future initial membership sales.

Provide sufficient documentation to support that the Cooperative used its share of the proceeds from initial membership sales in accordance with the grant agreement. If the Cooperative cannot do this, it should transfer funds from its operating account, in an amount equal to half of the principal Read More

Implement adequate procedures and controls to ensure that its share of the proceeds from initial membership sales is used in accordance with the grant agreement.

Implement adequate procedures and controls to ensure that the Cooperative receives HUD approval before using the $148,872 in proceeds from initial membership sales offset by undisbursed funds which was in the Cooperative’s reserve for replacements account for the project.

Sign the amendment to the use agreement which would require the Cooperative to ensure that monthly housing expenses did not exceed 35 percent of the members’ monthly adjusted gross income only at the time of sale. If the Cooperative does not sign the amendment, it should verify the current Read More

Implement adequate procedures and controls to ensure that it sells memberships to the same proportion of very low-, low-, and moderate-income households as stated in the resident income profile in paragraph 4.a. and required by paragraph 10.b. of the use agreement.

Require the member for whom it tried to transfer the membership associated with a unit in which the remaining member passed away, to move into the unit or continue to pursue the release of the member’s membership rights to the Cooperative.

Require the members who did not maintain their unit at the project as their principal residence to move into the unit or continue to pursue the sale of their membership in the Cooperative.

Provide sufficient documentation to support that the single occupant of a unit was a member of the Cooperative. If the Cooperative cannot do this, it should determine who has the right to membership associated with the unit, transfer the membership to that person if appropriate, and require him or Read More

Implement adequate procedures and controls to ensure that members maintain their units at the project as their principal residence or sell their memberships.