1% loans to nonprofit, for- profit or public entities for construction of rental housing for domestic farm laborers. Grants, of up to 90% of the cost of construction of rental housing for domestic farm laborers, are available to nonprofit and public entities only. Loans are for a term of 33 years. Nonprofit and public entities are also eligible to receive Rental Assistance subsidies on behalf of very low-income households. Residents eligible for Rental Assistance, pay 30% of household income for rent, including utilities.

Statute:

42 U.S.C. §1484 loans
42 U.S.C. §1486 grants
Regulations:

7 C.F.R

Part 1944, Subpart D (§1944.151 et. seq.) Farm Labor Housing Loan and Grant Policies Procedures and Authorizations

Part 1930, Subpart C (§1930.101 et. seq.) Management and Supervision of Multiple Family Housing Borrowers and Grant Recipients
 

Exhibit B: Multiple Housing Management Handbook ¶IV Rent Subsidy Opportunities
¶VI Renting Procedures
¶VII Tenant Income Certification
¶VII Lease Agreements
¶XIV Terminations and Evictions
  Exhibit C: Rental or Occupancy Charge and/or Utility Allowance Changes

Exhibit E: Rental Assistance

  Part 1944, Subpart L (§1944.551 et. seq.) Tenant Grievance and Appeals Procedure

Part 1965, Subpart E (§1965.201 et. seq.) Prepayment and Displacement Prevention of Multi-Family Housing Loans
 

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AN 3461 (1930-C) -- Servicing On-Farm Labor Housing Borrowers (April 14, 1999)