Affordable Housing

You should now be close to completing all recertifications due on April 1, 2013 in order to allow for a 30-day notice to be sent to those who have not responded to your 120, 90 and 60-day recertification reminders. For those who still have outstanding recerts due for March 1st or sooner, please submit them

When reviewing and preparing move-in files, it is important to ensure the following: For Tax Credit and HUD Properties  Move-in and effective dates should always match on page 1 of the TIC for move-ins (see first Example below). The move-in date on the Rental Agreement should also match the move-in and effective date of the

Effective immediately, please discontinue use of any version of the below forms from eforms. These forms are sent directly from a third-party annually for those properties with certain funding and therefore should not be used or completed from eforms. We have requested these forms to be removed from eforms and should be within the next

As a reminder, Cambridge policy states there is no such thing as an “apartment transfer.” If a resident would like to move from one apartment to another on your property, you will treat it the same way you would treat a move-in and move out. 

The definition of an asset is any item of economic value owned by an individual which could be converted to cash. Common examples are cash on hand; bank accounts including checking, savings; CDs and money market accounts; and real estate. As you may know, many companies – including Cambridge — are now offering Health Savings

Here are just a few quick reminders for affordable housing managers: When calculating income from employment, you are required to do all three (3) calculations on the Income Worksheet (Note: Idaho properties are permitted to do just the EV and YTD calculations). In almost all cases, you will reflect the highest of these calculations on