Name: Federally Assisted Housing: Condition of Some Properties Receiving Section 8 Project-Based Assistance Is Below Housing Quality Standards: T-Rced-9 (en Inglés)
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Author: U. S. Government Accountability Office (
ISBN: 9781289110666

portada Federally Assisted Housing: Condition of Some Properties Receiving Section 8 Project-Based Assistance Is Below Housing Quality Standards: T-Rced-9 (en Inglés)

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U. S. Government Accountability Office (

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Tapa Blanda

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24.6 x 18.9 x 0.2 cm

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0.08 kg.

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9781289110666

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Política y gobierno

Federally Assisted Housing: Condition of Some Properties Receiving Section 8 Project-Based Assistance Is Below Housing Quality Standards: T-Rced-9 (en Inglés)

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GAO discussed the Department of Housing and Urban Development's (HUD) section 8 project-based assisted housing programs, focusing on: (1) whether section 8 subsidized properties meet HUD housing quality standards; (2) whether HUD is effectively using its enforcement tools to ensure that the assisted properties are adequately maintained; and (3) actions HUD or Congress could take to resolve poorly maintained properties. GAO noted that: (1) some section 8 properties violate HUD housing quality standards, but HUD does not know the full extent of properties in poor physical condition; (2) rents for some distressed section 8 properties are equal to or exceed those of better maintained properties in the same area; (3) HUD has used its enforcement tools sparingly or inconsistently because of poor management information systems, the lack of staff, and ineffective oversight of subsidized properties; (4) more severe enforcement of housing standards could displace poor tenants and expose HUD to significant additional costs and the loss of appropriated funds; (5) although HUD has initiatives underway to overcome some limitations in its section 8 enforcement, it does not have an immediate action plan to assist tenants at the most severely distressed properties or to improve living conditions at other properties; and (6) legislative proposals provide HUD with greater flexibility in dealing with section 8 properties, but their interaction with existing laws raise implementation issues.