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AHP Application
2010 Round B applications are due September 23, 2010 at 5 p.m. EDT.
> AHP Guidelines - Implementation Plan.
Read the 2010B Getting Started Instructions
before downloading the
application for important information about the Excel macro settings.
There is an application for rental/lease purchase projects and a separate
application for owner-occupied / homeownership projects.
All of the attachments appear as worksheets in the application.
The "Smart Score" is now a part of the workbook and a score is determined
based on information input into the
application and workbook. If you would
like to use the "Smart Score" in a stand alone version, one can be found
on
the website with the application materials.
Application and Associated Forms
Click on the desired format to download the form.
| Instructions and NOI |
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2010B Implementation Plan |
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Notification of Intent |
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> Word |
| 2010B Getting Started Instructions |
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| Rental Application and Forms |
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2010B Rental Application |
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> Excel
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| Rental income targeting worksheet |
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> Excel |
Attachment A: Fair Housing Marketing plan |
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> PDF |
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| Homeownership Application and Forms |
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2010B Homeownership Application |
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> Excel
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Homeownership income targeting worksheet |
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> Excel |
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| General Forms |
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Affirmative fair market survey - single family |
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> PDF |
Affirmative fair market survey - multifamily |
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> PDF |
Supportive services addendum |
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> Word |
HUD charts |
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> Link |
2010B Quick smart score - rental |
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> Excel |
2010B Quick smart score - home |
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> Excel |
Memorandum of Understanding |
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> Excel |
2010B Important Dates
| August 11, 2010 |
Round B opens |
| August 20, 2010 |
Notification of Intent Due |
| September 17, 2010 |
Last day for questions |
| September 23, 2010 |
Round B application deadline |
| December 10, 2010 |
Round B award announcement |
Training Opportunities
See the Events & Training Calendar for dates and times of conferences
and training.
To ask questions via phone, please utilize our Helpline.
To participate, call 866-854-6779. Enter *5966277* for the
meeting/conference number. (It is important to enter the star key before and after entering this number.) All times are
Indianapolis times.
See the Getting Started Instructions
for this round's Helpline schedule.
Where to Start?
Read the Implementation Plan. It is, in essence, a request for proposal. All
applicants should thoroughly understand
the program and what they are
committing to. We receive many unnecessary questions and see many errors
because the
Implementation Plan wasn't read or wasn't read very carefully. If
you are uncertain about whether it is an appropriate
time to submit your
application, please call us. If we determine that your project is premature in
its submission, it
will be excluded from the funding round.
Use common sense and good judgment - follow the application instructions
and guidelines outlined in the Implementation
Plan.
PLAN AHEAD! Review the requirements of the application and workbooks as
soon as possible. Waiting until
the last minute can seriously jeopardize your
ability to provide accurate, quality information by the deadline.
Writing the application is a balancing act! Give us enough information to
understand your project, financing details,
and other important information,
but avoid
"fluff" if you can. We do not care about style; we care about
substance.
The process of scoring applications is very objective. Lengthy
descriptions and explanations only add to the time
involved in scoring, not
to the overall score.
Provide consistent information. Information that is inconsistent throughout the
application and exhibits, or
inconsistent with public information available to
the FHLBI, raises concerns about the project's viability.
When determining project eligibility and sponsor capacity, we will consider
sponsor/member compliance and monitoring
cooperation with existing AHP
awards. Make sure monitoring on other projects is up to date.
Remember, a good project begins with a good application and is built on a
foundation of good documentation. Providing
good supporting documentation
with your application is a good start.
Updated: August 10, 2010
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