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2 2021 Housing T ax Cr e dit Applic ation T r aining November 30, 2020 3 Age nda 01 2021 Pr ogr ams, F unding Rounds, and Cale ndar 02 9% HT C Applic ation Re q uire me nts, sub missio n, re vie w pro c e ss, AHF A wa lk-thro ug


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2021 Housing T ax Cr e dit Applic ation T r aining

November 30, 2020

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2021 Pr

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ams, F unding Rounds, and Cale ndar 9% HT C Applic ation Q&A Common Mistake s

Re q uire me nts, sub missio n, re vie w pro c e ss, AHF A wa lk-thro ug h

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Be for e we be gin…

  • There will be time for Q&A at the end
  • Yes, this presentation and recording will be posted after the

training is over!

  • FAQs start December 14
  • AHFA anticipated end of this week
  • Comments on the Draft Design & Architectural Standards

due Friday, final version anticipated end of next week

  • 2022-2023 QAP Stakeholder Engagement Calendar

available on HTC webpage

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2021 PROGRAMS, F UNDING AMOUNT S, AND CAL E NDAR

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2021 OHF A MF Pr

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Round: d: Competitive 9% HTC Guide idelin ines rel elease ased: d: September 2020 Ap Applica icatio ions du due: e: February 11, 2021 Fundi ding Availa lable ble: : $28.75M (not including $3M for FHAct50)

6 9% % HTC TC 4% HTC MF Bonds HD HDAP AP- HOME ME HD HDAP AP- OHTF HDAP- NHTF HDAP- CDBG HDL DL MLP MLP 9% 9% r round

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4% rounds X X X BGF-CDBG X X X X X HDGF X X BGF X X X X X X X

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2021 OHF A MF Pr

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Round: d: Non-Competitive 4% HTC Guide idelin ines rel elease ased: d: September 2020 Ap Applica icatio ions du due: e: January/April/July/October 2021 Funding ng Availa lable ble: : No limit

7 9% HTC 4% % HTC TC MF F Bond nds HDAP- HOME HDAP- OHTF HDAP- NHTF HDAP- CDBG HDL MLP MLP 9% round X X X X X 4% 4% r rounds

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BGF-CDBG X X X X X HDGF X X BGF X X X X X X X

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2021 OHF A MF Pr

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Round: d: Bond Gap Financing (BGF) Guide idelin ines rel elease ased: d: est. April Ap Applica icatio ions du due: e: est. June Funding ng Availa lable ble: : ~16M in total HDAP

8 9% HTC 4% % HTC TC MF F Bond nds HD HDAP AP- HOME ME HD HDAP AP- OHTF HD HDAP AP- NH NHTF HDAP- CDBG HDL DL MLP MLP 9% round X X X X X 4% rounds X X X BGF-CDBG X X X X X HDGF X X BGF

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2021 OHF A MF Pr

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Round: d: Housing Development Gap Financing (HDGF) Guide idelin ines rel elease ased: d: est. April Ap Applica icatio ions du due: e: est. May-July Funding ng Availa lable ble: : ~3M in total HDAP

9 9% HTC 4% HTC MF Bonds HDAP- HOME HD HDAP AP- OHTF HD HDAP AP- NH NHTF HDAP- CDBG HDL MLP 9% round X X X X X 4% rounds X X X BGF-CDBG X X X X X HDGF DGF

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BGF X X X X X X X

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2021 OHF A MF Pr

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Round: d: Bond Gap Financing – CDBG-DR Guide idelin ines rel elease ased: d: est. May Ap Applica icatio ions du due: e: est. August Funding ng Availa lable ble: : HDAP-CDBG= $10.5M

10 9% HTC 4% % HTC TC MF F Bond nds HDAP- HOME HDAP- OHTF HDAP- NHTF HD HDAP AP- CDBG BG HDL DL MLP MLP 9% round X X X X X 4% rounds X X X BGF-CD CDBG

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HDGF X X BGF X X X X X X X

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2021 OHF A MF Pr

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Housing De ve lopme nt L

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  • Short-term, low-interest loans to developers with 9% HTC or

BGF award

  • Used to bridge equity, providing interim financing at a low

interest rate for deferred equity resulting from the sale of HTCs

  • Maximum loan amount: $1.25M-$1.75M
  • $75M available

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Example le T Timeli line

February Request MLP in Initial 9% Application May 9% Awards, Begin APPS data input July-August MLP soft commitment issued September Final 9% applications Date hard commitment issued for MLP depends

  • n project’s timeline

Que uestio ions ns? David Foust Multifamily Lending Manager dfoust@ohiohome.org

Amount nt: : Up to $6,000,000 per loan; 3 loans per developer/year Rate: : 3.75%, or 10-year treasury + 2.35% Te Term: Up to 17 years Amorti tizat atio ion: Up to 30 years* (exploring longer amortizations) Fees: : 1.25% Closing Fee $5,500 Application Fee $2,500 Forward Commitment Fee DCR R Requirem remen ents: : 1.2 DCR minimum in first year 1.05 DCR minimum throughout term 1.5 DCR maximum throughout term Mortg tgage I Insuran ance Premi mium: m: .25% annually on outstanding principal balance

2021 OHF A MF Pr

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Multifamily L e nding Pr

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PROJECT SIZE

most st t to l least st

  • Non-Competitive 4%

HTC

  • Bond Gap Financing
  • Competitive 9% HTC
  • Housing Development

Gap Financing

OHF A MF Pr

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COMPETITIVENESS

most st t to l least st

  • Competitive 9% HTC
  • Bond Gap Financing
  • Housing Development

Gap Financing

  • Non-Competitive 4%

HTC DEVELOPER EXPERIENCE

most st t to l least st

  • Competitive 9% HTC
  • Bond Gap Financing
  • Non-Competitive 4% HTC
  • Housing Development

Gap Financing

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OHF A MF Pr

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JAN F E B MAR APR JUN JUL AUG SE P OCT NOV DE C MAY

4% HT C Only 9% HT C HDGF BGF BGF : CDBG- DR

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APPL ICAT ION RE QUIRE ME NT S

9% LIHTC Round

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Whe r e do I be gin?

  • Applying to any of OHFA’s funding programs

requires a thorough review of the following documents at minim at minimum: – Program Guidelines/Qualified Allocation Plan – Underwriting Guidelines – Design Standards

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MF Unde r wr iting Guide line s

  • Outlines requirements for the following:

– Categories of development costs – Allowable amounts of developer fee, replacements reserves, service coordination, etc. – Income and expense analysis – Appraisals, Market Studies, and Capital Needs Assessments

  • All proposed projects must comply
  • Exceptions are specifically noted as such

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De sign & Ar c hite c tur al Standar ds

  • Outlines requirements for the following:

– Code compliance, including accessibility and adaptability – Energy efficiency – Radon and lead-based paint reduction – Submission requirements – Minimum level of rehab – Exterior and interior requirements

  • All proposed projects must comply
  • Exceptions are specifically noted as such

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Whe r e c an I find:

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Housing ing T Tax ax Cre redit it prog

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pag age https://ohiohome.org/ppd/htc.aspx

  • Qualified Allocation Plan
  • Frequently Asked Questions
  • Interactive maps (maps, map instructions, amenity

definitions, data sets)

  • Last year’s awards

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Whe r e c an I find:

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Housing ing De Development nt A Assis istan ance Pr Programs p pag age

https://ohiohome.org/ppd/hdap.aspx

– BGF Guidelines – HDGF Guidelines – NHTF Allocation Plan

Housing ing De Development nt Loan Pr

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ram p pag age

https://ohiohome.org/ppd/hdl.aspx

Mul Multif tifamil ily Le Lend nding ing Pr Program pag age

https://ohiohome.org/ppd/mflending.aspx

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Whe r e c an I find:

E ve r ything E lse

Guid Guideline ines, A Applic icat ations ns, and and For

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pag age

https://ohiohome.org/ppd/resources.aspx

  • Standard Applications & Forms

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  • Affordable Housing Funding

Application (AHFA)

  • Design & Construction Features

Form (DCFF)

  • OHFA Expected Useful Life Table
  • PCNA Table of Contents
  • Market Study Checklist
  • URA Forms
  • Exception Request Form
  • Authorization to Release Tax

Information

  • Environmental Questionnaire for

Scattered Sites

  • Related Party Transaction

Questionnaire

  • Template for Public Notification

Letters

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Whe r e c an I find:

E ve r ything E lse

Guid Guideline ines, A Applic icat ations ns, and and For

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pag age

https://ohiohome.org/ppd/resources.aspx

  • Standard Policies & Guidelines

– MF Underwriting Guidelines – Design and Architectural Standards – Limited Scope Rehab Standards – Average Income Policy – E-Signature Policy – Environmental Review Standards 22

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  • While proposed projects to all of the funding

programs must comply with the Underwriting Guidelines and Design & Architectural Standards, each program has its own specific requirements to be aware of.

  • The Program Guidelines/QAP will contain this

program-specific information.

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Re quir e me nts spe c ific to 9% HT C:

9% HT C Pr e - de adline de adline s

  • December 4: Deadline to request approval for a Part 1 from

the State Historic Preservation Office for historic tax credits

  • December 14: Last day pre-application meetings will be

held

  • January 4:

4: Deadline to submit Development Team Pre- Approval forms

  • January 15:

5: Deadline to submit FAQ

  • January 15: Deadline to submit Exception Requests

(program exceptions only)

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Re quir e me nts spe c ific to 9% HT C:

Do I ne e d a pr e - applic ation me e ting?

No, pre-application meetings are optional and only being held in the following cases:

  • You are applying for 9% HTC in 2021, AND

– The developer has not worked with OHFA in the past; or – The proposed project is unique and the development team needs specific guid idance ce on

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ubmit ittin ing t the appl plication.

Reque uest so soon! De Dead adline for me meetings to be be held is is De December 14 14.

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Re quir e me nts spe c ific to 9% HT C:

De ve lopme nt T e am Pr e - Appr

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OHFA’s review of proposed development teams for the 9% HTC round.

  • REQUIRED for all teams planning to submit an application
  • Must complete Development Team Pre-Approval form and

submit to ECReviews@ohiohome.org by January 4

  • Approvals will be made on a rolling basis – submit early if

you can!

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Re quir e me nts spe c ific to 9% HT C:

F unding Pool e ligibility

Each funding pool has specific eligibility criteria associated with it, including cost containment limits.

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Re quir e me nts spe c ific to 9% HT C:

F unding Pool e ligibility Ne New w Af Affordab dabil ilit ity

Urban Opportunity Housing General Occupancy Urban Housing Senior Urban Housing Non-Urban Housing

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  • New Affordability means a maj

ajority o

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unit its in the project will be newly wly affordab dable (rent and income restricted).

  • Doesn’t matter if it’s an existing building or new construction – ask “Will the

units created as a result of this project be newly affordable?”

  • For the subpools, the QAP Interactive Maps will show eligibility based on project

location.

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Re quir e me nts spe c ific to 9% HT C:

F unding Pool e ligibility Preserved Af Affordab dabil ilit ity

HUD Subsidy Preservation USDA Subsidy Preservation

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  • Preserved Affordability means a majo

jorit ity of t the un unit its in the project have ex existing subsidy through HUD or USDA which will be preserved through this project.

  • Doesn’t matter if it’s an existing building or new construction – ask “Do the units

in this project already have rental assistance and is this project preserving that assistance?

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Re quir e me nts spe c ific to 9% HT C:

F unding Pool e ligibility Servi vice En Enri riched Housin sing

Permanent Supportive Housing Substance Abuse Recovery

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  • Eligibility requirements are specific to each subpool. For example:
  • PSH: At least 25 percent of the units in the development must serve the

target population.

  • SAR: At least 75 percent of the units in the development must serve the

target population.

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Re quir e me nts spe c ific to 9% HT C:

F unding Pool e ligibility Sing Single Fami amily Devel elopme pment

Lease-purchase Long term rental

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  • No subpools, but two different paths based on project type.
  • All single-family homes or townhomes must be three bedroom or larger.
  • More threshold requirements for this pool, minimal competitive criteria.
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Re quir e me nts spe c ific to 9% HT C:

Compe titive Cr ite r ia

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  • Each funding pool has unique scoring criteria.
  • Maximum scores vary between the pools (40

points to 100 points).

– To be eligible for funding, you must achieve ≥70% of the available points. – To be eligible for Strategic Initiatives consideration, you must achieve ≥75% of the available points.

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Re quir e me nts spe c ific to 9% HT C:

Compe titive Cr ite r ia

Ne w Afforda bility: Urba n Opportunity Housing

Cate gor y Cr ite r ia Point Options Max Points L

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tne r

No npro fit Pa rtne r 0/ 10 10 Ho using Autho rity Pa rtne r 0/ 10 CHDO Pa rtne r 0/ 10 I n-Sta te Pa rtne r 0/ 10

Sustainable De ve lopme nt

Gre e n 0/ 5 5

Re side nt Ame nitie s

E xe rc ise a nd We llne ss 0/ 5 5 De sig n F e a ture s 1-5

Inc ome Dive r sity

E L I T a rg e ting 4/ 6/ 8/ 10 10 Pro je c t-Ba se d Re nta l Sub sidy 4/ 6/ 8/ 10 Ma rke t I nte g ra tio n 4/ 6/ 8/ 10

Housing Ne e d

Affo rda b le Ho using De ma nd 2/ 3/ 4/ 5 5 Se ve re Ho using Pro b le ms 2/ 3/ 4/ 5 5

Ac c e ssible De sign

Unive rsa l De sig n 5/ 8/ 10 10 504 Units 0/ 10

Cost E ffic ie nc y

Cre dits pe r Affo rda b le Unit 1-5 5 L e ve ra g e 1/ 3/ 5 5

POOL SUBT OT AL

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Sub- pool Pr ior itie s

T ra nsit 1/ 3/ 5 5 E duc a tio n 3/ 4/ 5 5 Numb e r o f Be dro o ms 3/ 4/ 5 5 I nc lusive T SP 0/ 5 5 Pro ximity to Ame nitie s 1-10 10 L

  • w Po ve rty Are a

3/ 5 5 Jo b Ac c e ss 3/ 4/ 5 5 Sub -po o l Prio ritie s to ta l 40

T OT AL AVAIL ABL E POINT S 100 POINT S NE E DE D F OR ST RAT E GIC INIT IAT IVE S E L IGIBIL IT Y (75%)

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POINT S NE E DE D F OR F UNDING E L IGIBIL IT Y (70%)

70

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Using the QAP Inte r ac tive Maps

  • Used for most location-based scoring criteria in the

QAP (Affordable Housing Demand, Transportation, Proximity to Amenities, etc.)

  • Each funding pool has its own Interactive Map.

Areas that are ineligible for that pool are grayed

  • ut.
  • Example

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Using the QAP Inte r ac tive Maps

  • “Location And Data Resources For QAP Applicants”

section of the HTC webpage also has:

– Map Data in excel format for each mapped category – Amenity Definitions pdf for Proximity to Amenities scoring category

  • Instructions for using the Interactive Map are

included under each funding pool drop-down.

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APPL ICAT ION SUBMISSION

9% LIHTC Round

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What to submit

Submission requirements can be found in all of the following locations:

  • QAP: Document Submission Requirements
  • QAP: Appendix B: Submission Requirements
  • AHFA: Submission Requirements tab

– Includes list of documents, as well as how to name and organization the application submission

  • Design and Architectural Standards: L. Architectural Submission and

Review Process

9% HTC Proposal Application Fee of $5,000 is also due with the application (via check or money order payable to the Ohio Housing Finance Agency bearing the project's name)

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Whe n to submit

HTC Application deadlines can be found on pages 6-8

  • f the QAP.

9% H HTC Pr Proposal al A Applic icat ations ns are are due ue no no lat ater than r than 5:00 p. p.m. . ET ET on

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How to submit

  • All application materials must be submitted on a

CD that is delivered to:

Ohio Housing Finance Agency Development Division 57 East Main Street Columbus, Ohio 43215

  • Only hard copy item required is the full set of

architectural plans, 11”x17" scaled to fit.

  • OHFA will not accept submissions via a file transfer

protocol, Google Drive, Dropbox, etc. at this time.

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RE VIE W PROCE SS

9% LIHTC Round

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Compe titive Re vie w Pe r iod:

T ime line

41 Applicant nts OHFA

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Compe titive Re vie w Pe r iod:

Communic ation with OHF A

Apart from the underwriting and competitive clarification period from April 5-12, or in response to specific request for information from OHFA, applicants may not communicate with OHFA Office of Multifamily Housing staff in regard to their application during this time.

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Compe titive Re vie w Pe r iod:

Pr

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anking

  • Applicants submitting multiple proposals may provide a

letter to OHFA with their application indicating their preferred rank of each proposal being submitted.

– This information may be used in the case that the applicant could be awarded HTCs for multiple proposals that exceed the eligible award limit as defined in the Competitive Application Limits section

  • f the QAP.
  • Rankings may be amended by the applicant prior to awards

being announced, but OHFA must be made aware of the amended rankings prior to May 1, 2021.

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Compe titive Re vie w Pe r iod:

De c ision making

  • Final results of competitive scoring will be released

and presented to the OHFA Board of Directors on May 19.

  • OHFA will post a list of the projects selected to

receive a reservation of 9% HTC on the Pending Applications and Funded Projects webpage.

  • Final Competitive Scoring for all applications will

also be posted to the page in the weeks following the award announcement. Please be patient!

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AF F ORDABL E HOUSING F UNDING APPL ICAT ION

9% LIHTC Round

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46 Desired feeling

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T he AHF A

  • A really fun, giant excel workbook
  • The document where most of the application

information is entered

  • Updated for each year and competitive funding

round (including BGF)

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https:/ / o hio ho me .o rg / ppd/ re so urc e s.a spx

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AHF A T abs

  • Instructions
  • Submission Requirements
  • Proposal Summary
  • Project Details
  • Budget & Costs
  • Housing Credits
  • Cashflow
  • Development Team
  • Experience & Capacity
  • Developer Fee
  • Narrative
  • HDL+HDAP+MLP
  • Multifamily Bonds
  • Management Capacity
  • Program Certification
  • Scoring tabs
  • Data tabs

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AHF A:

Instr uc tions tab

  • Purpose

– Tells you how the AHFA works and how to fill it out.

  • Sequence matters!

– Explains what the cell color-coding means. – Provides links to important docs. – Contains list of changes made, date, and description.

  • Make sure to note the Release Date at the top of the page!
  • Data entry?

– None.

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AHF A:

Submission Re quir e me nts tab

  • Purpose

– Tells you u exac xactly wh what at to su submit for eac ach pr program and nd wh when n (pr propo posal or final inal). – Explains how to name, organize, and submit the application and all supporting documents.

  • Data entry?

– None.

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AHF A:

Pr

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y tab

  • Purpose

– Populates a summary of your proposed project based on information entered throughout the rest of the AHFA. – This is what will be posted on the OHFA webpage after the application deadline.

  • Data entry?

– Minimal- Everything auto populates except for the image cell.

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AHF A:

Pr

  • je c t De tails tab
  • Purpose

– The first tab that you’ll enter data on. – Includes sections for general project information, round information, project history, site and building information, and development schedule.

  • Data entry?

– Yes. Most cells require data entry but some (gray) will auto-populate based on other responses.

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AHF A:

Budge t & Costs tab

  • Purpose

– Collects detail on all unit, bedroom, rent and income information for project. – Where most financial information for the project will be entered, including financing, sources and uses, and construction costs. – Cost containment will be calculated here and show if project meets caps.

  • Data entry?

– Combination of data entry and auto-populating cells.

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AHF A:

Housing Cr e dits tab

  • Purpose

– Calculates requested and eligible housing credits based

  • n eligible basis, applicable fraction, funding pool, etc.
  • Data entry?

– Auto-populates most cells based on information entered in other AHFA cells. (remember: sequence matters!)

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AHF A:

Cashflow tab

  • Purpose

– Pulls data from other tabs to summarize project’s financial picture. – Calculates 30-year pro forma.

  • Data entry?

– Auto-populates most cells based on information entered in other AHFA cells.

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AHF A:

De ve lopme nt T e am tab

  • Purpose

– Where detail on all development team members is entered (name, address, contact information, ownership percentages, etc.). – Requirements for this tab will differ between 9% and 4% projects as teams applying for 9% HTC will have already submitted some of this information in the Development Team Pre-Approval Form.

  • Data entry?

– Yes.

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AHF A:

E xpe r ie nc e & Capac ity tab

  • Purpose

– Where detail on each development team member’s experience is entered (past projects, role in projects, etc.). – Similar to the Development Team tab, requirements for this tab will differ between 9% and 4% projects as teams applying for 9% HTC will have already submitted some of this information in the Development Team Pre-Approval Form.

  • Data entry?

– Yes.

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AHF A:

De ve lope r F e e tab

  • Purpose

– Calculates eligible developer fee based on information entered elsewhere in AHFA.

  • Data entry?

– None. Everything will auto-populate.

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AHF A:

Nar r ative tab

  • Purpose

– Space for applicant to provide a description of the project, including any commercial space or unique features. – The description entered on this tab will be used to populate the project description section of the Proposal Summary.

  • Data entry?

– Yes.

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AHF A:

HDL +HDAP+ML P tab

  • Purpose

– Applying for HDL, HDAP, or MLP funds? Enter those requests here. – If not applying for any of these, leave this tab blank.

  • Data entry?

– Yes, if applying for HDL, HDAP, or MLP funds.

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AHF A:

Multifamily Bonds tab

  • Purpose

– Requesting multifamily bonds for the project and seeking to have OHFA issue the bonds? Enter that request here.

  • Only applicable to 4% HTC-only and BGF rounds, and MF Bond-
  • nly requests.

– If not, leave this tab blank.

  • Data entry?

– Yes, if applying for OHFA-issued multifamily bonds

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AHF A:

Manage me nt Capac ity tab

  • Purpose

– Collects information and management history for the proposed management entity. – For 9% projects, does not need completed at proposal application- only at final application.

  • Data entry?

– Yes.

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AHF A:

Pr

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am Ce r tific ation tab

  • Purpose

– Must be signed by each general partner participating in the project. – An original signature is not required, electronic signatures and signature images will be accepted.

  • Data entry?

– Signatures only.

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AHF A:

Compe titive Sc or ing tabs

  • Purpose

– One tab specific to each funding pool- Tab will unlock based on funding pool selected in the Project Details tab. – Each item includes brief description of documents required to be submitted for category, but must reference QAP for full details and requirements.

  • Data entry?

– Mix of data entry and auto-populating cells.

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AHF A:

Data tabs

  • Purpose

– Data and School Data tabs are locked. The information in them is only used to populate specific cells throughout the AHFA.

  • Includes items such as QCT, DDA, and Opportunity area

eligibility based on address; Cost Containment caps based on pool; and LIHTC rent limits based on County

– OHFA Data Extract tab is only for use by OHFA staff.

  • Data entry?

– None.

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COMMON MIST AKE S

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71 Don’t make lack of proofreading obvious

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Avoid the se !

  • Not trying to find the answer to your question before reaching out to

OHFA.

  • Proceeding with the application and interactive mapping before

verifying that the project address entered pinpointed the correct location.

  • Using Google Drive, Dropbox, etc. to submit application or architectural

files.

  • Submitting hard copy full size architectural plans.
  • Leaving fields in the AHFA blank.
  • Sending pdfs without checking them for accuracy and functionality.

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Avoid the se !

  • Having contradictory information in different parts of the application.
  • Submitting supporting documentation for one point option but AHFA

selection is for a different one.

  • Selecting multiple options for a point category in which only one can be

selected.

  • Not submitting adequate (enough, clear, or required) supporting

documentation for competitive criteria and for conditional financial commitments.

– Better to provide more than less!

  • Creating a folder for every application document being submitted.

– Name the files as instructed in the AHFA. Only files that need to be in a folder are the Competitive Support Documents, though categories with multiple documents may be submitted in a folder that is named using the convention (i.e. Conditional Financial Commitments).

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Q&A

Ask now or submit questions to QAP@ohiohome.org

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T hank you for atte nding today!

Send questions and comments to: QAP@ohiohome.org OHFA Office of Multifamily Housing, Development Division page: https://ohiohome.org/ppd/default.aspx

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