Features & Benefits
The Omnibus Reconciliation Act of 1989 provided an option for owners to exit the Housing Credit at the end of the initial 15-year compliance period.
- Applies only to those properties that are eligible for opt-out at some time prior to the 29th year of usage.
- If eligible, owners may request that WHEDA find a buyer for the low-income portion of a property.
- WHEDA has one year to find a buyer at a pre-determined price, not to exceed the Qualified Contract Price (QCP.
How to Use the Tax Credit Opt-Out Provision
How to Use the Tax Credit Opt-Out Provision tells how to get started working with WHEDA.
Data Library
The Multifamily
Data Library includes links to reports, such as occupancy rates,
operating expenses, tax-credit projects, federally-assisted rental
housing, fair market rents, and the results to the Residential Care
Apartment Complex.
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Guidelines
- Compliance Policy for Extended Use Period
.pdf (34 KB)
- Provides information on reporting requirements and compliance monitoring for tax credit properties that are not eligible under the opt-out provision or who may opt-out but choose to remain in the program.
- Compliance Policy for Opt-Out Provision
.pdf (31 KB)
- Provides information on exercising the Opt-Out Provision and the calculation of the Qualified Contract Price.
For information on downloading files, see About File Formats.
Forms
- Forms are available in either a .pdf
or an .exe format.
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