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• <br />• <br />• <br />(please refer to Chapter 9 of the Tax Credit Compliance Manual). As a result, <br />compliance can be achieved much easier, but the spirit of the program is not <br />compromised and the housing will continue to serve the people for whom the program <br />was intended. With this in mind, it is hoped that many owners would choose to <br />continue the development under the existing restrictions throughout the Extended Use <br />Period. Alternatively, the owner may sell the development outside of the QC process. <br />In this instance the purchaser would continue to operate the property with the HTC <br />restrictions on the property under the reduced compliance requirements referenced <br />above. <br />FOREWORD <br />The Minnesota Housing Finance Agency (MHFA) shall be under no obligation to <br />undertake an investigation of the accuracy of the information submitted for Qualified <br />Contract Presentation. MIA's review shall not constitute a warranty of the accuracy <br />of the information, nor of the quality or marketability of the housing to be purchased, <br />constructed, or rehabilitated pursuant to the program. Developers, potential investors <br />and interested parties should undertake their own independent evaluation of the <br />feasibility, suitability and risk of the development. If any information submitted by <br />building owners to the MHFA is later found to be incorrect in any material respect, it is <br />the responsibility of the building owners to inform MHFA and to request a <br />reexamination of the information. MHFA is not, and is not acting in the capacity of, a <br />real estate agent or real estate broker. Its role is limited to implementing the Code <br />requirements and facilitating the presentation of a qualified contract, as defined in the <br />Code. Interested parties should obtain advice from independent sources, including <br />consultation with knowledgeable tax professionals and legal counsel.. <br />This guide has not been reviewed or approved by the IRS and should not be relied <br />upon for interpretation of federal income tax legislation or regulations. <br />Housing Tax Credit Program 2 Qualified Contract Process Guide (rev.12 /05) <br />
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