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This update was researched and written by The Fair Housing Project of New Hampshire Legal Assistance under contract with New Hampshire Housing Finance Authority. It provides:

the most recent information on relevant New Hampshire demographics;
new laws enacted;
a review of materials and resources in New Hampshire;
fair housing complaint data;
summaries of protected classes and impediments for each group;
identification of additional impediments;
survey and focus group results;
conclusions and recommendations;
appendices containing other pertinent material.

203K Rehab Disbursement Instructions

811 PRA Lease

811 Quick Tips

A Good Place to Live

New Hampshire Housing commissioned a study to determine the occupancy profile of Low Income Housing Tax Credit properties in the state. The study was conducted by Bruce Mayberry of BCM Planning LLC in 2017. The study provides demographic, educational attainment levels, employment status and other demographic information of typical tenants within these properties.

The study, conducted by AECm focuses on construction costs of affordable (for-sale at less than $300,000) single-family homes in urban, suburban, and rural communities. With assumptions of land costs, it concludes that constructing affordable single-family homes is viable using various construction methods.

Agreement to Enter into Rental Assistance Contract

Annual Certification of Service Coordination

Annual Certification of Service Coordinators

Each year, New Hampshire Housing conducts a statewide survey to monitor market rate rental housing costs and provide housing data to the general public and organizations that administer housing programs.

Applicant and Tenant Information

Application for Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher Program

Application package for re-issuing an MCC

Assignment of Mortgage (legal size)

Attachment A – Eligible Items

Attachment B – Request Form

Attachment C – Waiver of Three Bid Requirement

Audited Financial Statement Instructions

Authorization for Release of Information (HUD 9886)

Biennial Housing Plan

New Hampshire Housing is required to prepare or update on a biennial basis a state housing plan to address the housing needs of low- and moderate-income individuals and families. The plan is submitted to the Governor and Executive Council, the Speaker of the House, and the President of the Senate for comment. Although this is by definition a two-year plan, housing needs analysis and housing program planning are conducted annually by NHHFA.