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Rule Chapter: 67-21
Chapter Title: NON-COMPETITIVE AFFORDABLE MULTIFAMILY RENTAL HOUSING PROGRAMS (MMRB/HC) Add to MyFLRules Favorites
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Version		 Rule No. Rule Title Effective
Date
Rule file 67-21.001 Purpose and Intent 7/6/2022
Rule file 67-21.002 Definitions 7/6/2022
Rule file 67-21.0025 Miscellaneous Criteria 7/6/2022
Rule file 67-21.003 Application and Selection Process for Developments 7/6/2022
Rule file 67-21.0035 Applicant Administrative Appeal Procedures (Repealed) 7/16/2013
Rule file 67-21.004 Federal Set-Aside Requirements for MMRB Loans 7/6/2022
Rule file 67-21.0045 Determination of Method of Bond Sale 7/6/2022
Rule file 67-21.006 MMRB Development Requirements 7/6/2022
Rule file 67-21.007 MMRB Fees 7/6/2022
Rule file 67-21.008 Terms and Conditions of MMRB Loans 7/6/2022
Rule file 67-21.009 Interest Rate on Mortgage Loans 7/6/2022
Rule file 67-21.010 Issuance of Revenue Bonds 7/6/2022
Rule file 67-21.013 Non-Credit Enhanced Multifamily Mortgage Revenue Bonds 7/6/2022
Rule file 67-21.014 MMRB Credit Underwriting Procedures 7/6/2022
Rule file 67-21.015 Use of Bonds with Other Affordable Housing Finance Programs 7/6/2022
Rule file 67-21.017 Transfer of Ownership of a MMRB Development 7/6/2022
Rule file 67-21.018 Refundings and Troubled Development Review 7/6/2022
Rule file 67-21.019 Issuance of Bonds for Section 501(c)(3) Entities 7/6/2022
Rule file 67-21.025 HC Fees 7/6/2022
Rule file 67-21.026 HC Credit Underwriting Procedures 7/6/2022
Rule file 67-21.027 HC General Program Procedures and Requirements 7/6/2022
Rule file 67-21.028 HC with Tax-Exempt Bond-Financed Developments 7/6/2022
Rule file 67-21.029 HC Extended Use Agreement 7/6/2022
Rule file 67-21.030 Sale or Transfer of a Housing Credit Development 7/6/2022
Rule file 67-21.031 Qualified Contracts 7/6/2022


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