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1 Guidance for Completing Special Claims
Presented by: Sarah Rockafellow MSHDA

2 General Overview What Are Special Claims? Processing Claims
Claim Issues Important Links Questions???

3 What Are Special Claims?
HUD recognizes the financial risks owners undertake in their efforts to provide affordable housing. It is HUD’s intent to ensure that owners involved in this effort remain financially viable partners. The special claims process is one tool that owners can use to be reimbursed for their financial loss. Owners are encouraged to submit special claims for eligible losses.

4 3 Types of Special Claims
Regular Vacancy Unpaid Rents Tenant Damages

5 Special Claim Eligibility
Section 8 Development Security Deposit must be collected Resident must be receiving Subsidy Can still make a claim for a terminated resident as long as the resident wasn’t terminated due to their TTP being at Market Rent because of income

6 Special Claim Forms HUD 52670-A Part 2
Project Name Contract Number Columns 1- 4, 6 SIGNATURE! Please place as many units on a page as your software allows

7 Special Claim Forms HUD 52671-C ~ Regular Vacancy Be Aware of…
Section 8 uses Part A SIGNATURE! Be Aware of… # 3 Date Unit Ready for Occupancy #5 Date unit was re-rented #8 Daily Contract Rent

8 Special Claim Forms HUD 52671-A ~ Unpaid Rent/Tenant Damages
Charges Not Allowed for Unpaid Rent Legal Fees Collection Agency Fees Unpaid Utility Bills Cost of photographing unit to prove damages SIGNATURE!

9 How do I fill in the Forms?
Special Claims Schedule (HUD A Part 2) Regular Vacancy (HUD C) Unpaid Rent/Tenant Damages (HUD A)

10 Processing Claims ~ Checklist Requirements
Regular Vacancy HUD 52670A Part 2 HUD C TRACS Print Out from HUD Secure Systems MI/MO Query Certification Query for UT’s Waiting list 3 months OR Pages displaying contact & outcome of new tenant

11 Processing Claims ~ Checklist Requirements
Regular Vacancy Cont. Copy of Reconditioning Log NOTE: Date unit ready for occupancy is the first FULL day after work completed Disposition of Security Deposit Copy of Original Lease Page 1, the page showing Security Deposit, and signature page

12 Processing Claims ~ Checklist Requirements
Regular Vacancy cont. Copy of signed HUD competed at MI for former tenant Copy of completed checklist

13 Processing Claims ~ Checklist Requirements
Unpaid Rent/Tenant Damages HUD 52670A Part 2 HUD A Disposition of Security Deposit Copy of Certified Letter to resident of Damages and related Charges Collection Agency notice that debt collection has been attempted

14 Processing Claims ~ Checklist Requirements
Unpaid Rent/Tenant Damages Cont. Copy of Original Lease Page 1, the page showing Security Deposit, and signature page TRACS Print Out from HUD Secure Systems MI/MO Query Certification Query for UT’s

15 Processing Claims ~ Checklist Requirements
Unpaid Rent/Tenant Damages Cont. Copy of signed HUD competed at MI for former tenant Copies of MI/MO Inspection Reports Copy of completed checklist

16 HUD TRACS Secure Systems

17 TRACS MI/MO Query & Certification Query

18 TRACS MI/MO Query

19 TRACS MI/MO Query

20 TRACS Cert Query for UT’s

21 TRACS Certification Query
Unit 114 ~ Move Out 6/18/07 - Jones Unit 114 ~ Unit Transfer/Interim effective 6/22/07 - Smith

22 Examples of RFO Logs Name, unit #, MO Date
Prep, Paint, Maintenance, Clean, and Carpet Date Ready for Occupancy Date (day following all repairs) New Resident, MI Date

23 Examples of RFO Logs cont.
MO date Locks changed Maintenance Prep Painting Cleaning Repairs Vinyl/Carpet Replaced Final Inspection Unit Ready for Occupancy MI date of new resident

24 Examples of Security Deposit Dispositions
Resident Name and Unit Security Deposit and Interest Earned Description of Damages and Repair Costs Unpaid Rent with From/To dates Other fees Total for Unpaid Rent and Damages

25 Examples of Security Dispositions
Tenant Name and Unit Date of MI/MO notice and Actual MO Security Deposit and Interest earned Balances owed for rent and fees Damages owed

26 HAP Voucher Reporting for Special Claims

27 Processing Timelines Claim Submissions
Within 180 days from RFO (ready for occupancy date) 90 days to put approved claim on HAP 60 Days ~ Maximum number of days HUD will pay for vacancy loss Cannot submit a vacancy claim until 60 days has passed or a new tenant has moved in (the earlier of the two) 30 Calendar Days ~ CA must return approval to property from date rec’d

28 Preferred Order of Claims for Submission
Stapled Together: HUD A Part 2 Waiting List (1 copy per package) TRACS Queries (1 list per package) Claim Order for Regular Vacancy HUD C Checklist RFO Log Security Deposit Disposition Lease Move-In HUD-50059

29 Preferred Order of Claims for Submission
Claim Order for Unpaid Rent/Tenant Damages HUD A Completed Checklist Security Deposit Disposition Copy of Certified Letter to Resident Collection Agency letter Lease Move-In HUD-50059 Move-In/Move-Out Inspection Reports TRACS Queries

30 A well organized and complete claim package makes for a HAPPY MSHDA

31 Most Common Mistakes (and how to avoid them)

32 Common Mistakes No Signatures!
Move Ins/Move Outs/Unit Transfers not viewable in TRACS Not utilizing the A Part 2 to its fullest capability (list all units on one) Security Deposit being deducted twice Security Deposit not being deducted if kept by the property Security Deposit interest not being claimed New resident is a Market Renter or 236 resident Please note it on the checklist and provide the Move In 50059

33 Housekeeping Items Please send claims via USPS if they are over 50 pages. is always acceptable for any size. Faxes are fine if under 50 pages Please make sure your claims print on one page. If the formatting is creating two pages, please contact your software vendor to correct. Please do not use Legal Size paper. Shrink to fit on a standard 8 ½ x 11 piece. Double sided copies are encouraged. MSHDA has 30 calendar days to review and return claims. Please do not call before the 30 days has expired.

34 Important Links Special Claims Processing Guide (June 2006)
~ search for Special Claims Processing Guide.

35 More Important Links Special Claims Processing Guide FAQs
Online Secure Systems (TRACS) TRACS Hotline

36 MSHDA Contact Information Sarah Rockafellow (PBCA Portfolio) phone fax Maggie Droste (Traditional CA Portfolio) phone fax

37 Questions????


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