Iowa Admin. Code r. 265-3.3 - [Effective 3/26/2025] Eligibility
(1)
Eligible applicants. As determined by the authority, to be eligible for a loan
under the program, applicants shall:
a.
Demonstrate a market need for the units.
b. Agree to observe certain compliance
measures, including a recorded agreement to ensure longterm
affordability.
c. Obtain a local
contributing effort in an amount of up to 1 percent of the proposed loan when
requested by the authority.
d.
Agree to a change of management, general partner, or managing member when
requested by the authority.
e.
Agree to Multifamily Accelerated Processing (MAP) of the U.S. Department of
Housing and Urban Development (HUD), when requested by the authority.
f. Agree to participate in the HUD
Risk-Sharing Program, when requested by the authority.
g. Execute such documents and instruments as
may be required by the authority.
h. Provide such information, certificates and
other items requested by the authority.
i. Obtain a title guaranty certificate from
the authority's title guaranty division protecting the authority's interest in
the real property securing the loan, including any endorsements required by the
authority, unless specifically waived by the authority.
(2) Eligible projects. As determined by the
authority, to be eligible for a loan under the program, projects shall:
a. Be financially feasible for at least the
term of the assistance.
b. Have
adequately funded replacement and operating reserve funds.
c. Consist of at least five housing
units.
d. For the term of the loan,
reserve at least 75 percent of the housing units for tenants whose income is at
or below 80 percent of the area median income and whose rent is no more than 30
percent of the income of a family whose annual income is 80 percent or less of
the area median income.
(3) Loan terms.
a. Loans under this program may have a
maximum loan term of 24 months for construction financing and 40 years for
permanent financing.
b. Other terms
and conditions of loans under this program may vary from project to
project.
(4) Maximum
loan fees are as follows:
a. Commitment fee
(construction period) - 1.0 percent of total development costs.
b. Commitment fee (permanent loan) - 2.0
percent of loan amount.
c.
Inspection fee (construction period) - $500 per inspection; inspections will
typically occur with each draw or on a monthly basis during
construction.
d. Application fee -
0.3 percent of proposed loan amount.
e. Asset management fee - calculated as $25
per unit × number of total project units; submitted annually on or before
January 31.
f. The authority may,
in limited cases, reduce such fees if necessary in connection with assistance
provided under this program.
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