Over Income Households Sample Clauses

Over Income Households. The parties to this Lease Addendum agree that the following rent restrictions apply for over income households: if the household income exceeds 80% of Area Median Income (AMI) as published by HUD while residing in a CDBG assisted unit, the rents will no longer be based on 80% of Area Median Income rent limits, instead, upon the next annual recertification, the resident will be required to pay 30% of their adjusted income for rent.
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Over Income Households. (i) Intentionally Omitted
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Over Income Households. The parties to this Lease Addendum agree that the following rent restrictions apply for over income households: if the household income exceeds 80% of Area Median Income (AMI) as published by HUD while residing in a HOME assisted unit, the rents will no longer be based on the HOME rent limits, instead, upon the next annual recertification, the resident will be required to pay 30% of their adjusted income for rent. The signatures below certify that the offer of a one-year lease term has been extended by the owner and if any other lease terms are available, they have been disclosed at time of the initial lease agreement. The owner and tenant agree that the rental lease term has been agreed upon and accepted by both parties. _________________________________________ _________________________________________ Tenant Date Tenant Date _________________________________________ Owner/Agent Date NYS HOME Program Small Rental Development Initiative (SRDI)
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Over Income Households. If any unit is leased to a Low-Income Household but such household ceases to be a Low-Income Household during its tenancy, provided that such household shall remain subject to the terms and requirements of the HAP Contract, the PBV Program and its residential lease.
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Over Income Households. Public Housing Authorities are vested by HUD with the discretion to terminate assistance to over income households and in doing so thereby making units available for applicants who are income-eligible. CMHA is committed to keeping a balanced approach to having mixed income communities and diversity within its communities. Lease termination is considered when the total household income is over 80% AMI income. In making its decision to terminate the lease, the CMHA will exempt the following families from termination when it is solely based upon their status as an over income individual or family.
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