Tenant Selection Process; Reports and Records Concerning Tenancies Sample Clauses

Tenant Selection Process; Reports and Records Concerning Tenancies. Borrower shall maintain such records and satisfy such reporting requirements as may be reasonably imposed by Commission to monitor compliance with the tenanting requirements described in Section 10.1 above, including without limitation the requirement that Borrower deliver reports to Commission commencing at the close of the initial occupancy of the Project, and continuing annually thereafter, setting forth the name of each tenant, the unit occupied and the income of the Borrower and the amount of rent payable by each tenant. Borrower shall also be required to have each prospective tenant complete a rental application prior to occupancy and to obtain evidence from each such Borrower as may be reasonably required by Commission to certify such Borrower's qualification for occupancy of the Project. Borrower's obligation to provide such reports shall remain in force and effect for the same duration as the use covenants set forth in Section 10.1.
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Tenant Selection Process; Reports and Records Concerning Tenancies. Borrower shall maintain such records and satisfy such reporting requirements as may be reasonably imposed by Commission to monitor compliance with the tenanting requirements described in Section 10.1 above, including without limitation the requirement that Borrower deliver reports to Commission commencing at the close of the initial occupancy of the Project, and continuing annually thereafter, setting forth the name of each tenant, the unit occupied and the income of the Borrower and the amount of rent payable by each tenant. Borrower shall also be required to have each prospective tenant complete a rental application prior to occupancy and to obtain evidence from each such Borrower as may be reasonably required by Commission to certify such Borrower's qualification for occupancy of the Project. Borrower's obligation to provide such reports shall remain in force and effect for the same duration as the use covenants set forth in Section 10.1. Compliance by Borrower with the requirements of the HUD Section 202 or 811 program during the term of the HUD Capital Advance Documents shall be deemed to satisfy the requirements of this section and, in the event of a conflict, HUD requirements shall prevail.
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Tenant Selection Process; Reports and Records Concerning Tenancies. Borrower shall maintain such records and satisfy such reporting requirements as may be reasonably imposed by First 5 LA to monitor compliance with the tenanting requirements described in Section 11.1 above, including without limitation the requirement that Borrower deliver reports to First 5 LA commencing at the close of the first full calendar year following the date of the initial occupancy of the Project, and continuing annually thereafter, setting forth the name of each tenant, the unit occupied and the income of the tenant and the amount of rent payable by each tenant. Borrower shall also be required to have each prospective tenant complete a rental application prior to occupancy and to obtain evidence from each such tenant as may be reasonably required by First 5 LA to certify such tenant's qualification for occupancy of the Project. Borrower's obligation to provide such reports shall remain in force and effect for the same duration as the use covenants set forth in Section 11.1.
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