Program Documents

Here you will find links to all the information, forms, documents, and resources you need relating to the Housing Credit Program, including the Qualified Allocation Plan and 2009 Affordable Housing Funding Application. Applicants should review all program information and applications for a thorough understanding of Ohio's program before applying for housing credits.

2010 Qualified Allocation Plan Draft Policies

In an effort to deliver programs and set policies that meet the needs of our customers and stakeholders, OHFA will facilitate two sessions to discuss the 2010 Qualified Allocation Plan. Attendees will have the opportunity to provide feedback on issues relating to the 2010 and 2011 Plans. We invite you to attend one of the two sessions to be held on Wednesday, July 1 and Tuesday, July 7 from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. at OHFA's office located at 57 East Main Street in Columbus. Please email
Andrew Bailey with your preferred date. Space will fill up quickly, so reserve your spot today.

Written comments concerning the following draft policies can be directed to Arthur Krauer, Planning and Public Policy Coordinator, Ohio Housing Finance Agency, 57 East Main Street, Columbus, Ohio 43215, phone 614.387.1656, email akrauer@ohiohome.org.

2009 Qualified Allocation Plan

The Qualified Allocation Plan (QAP) provides information on the 2009 Housing Credit Program including minimum development requirements, competitive criteria, and underwriting criteria. Data tables are also included with the QAP to provide applicants with the necessary localized data regarding such information as median family income, qualified census tracts, and rent limits by county.

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2009 Affordable Housing Funding Application and Forms

All applicants must use the 2009 Affordable Housing Funding Application (AHFA). The application can also be used to apply for the Housing Development Assistance Program, Housing Development Loan Program, Multifamily Bond Program, and Neighborhood Stabilization Program.

In addition to the AHFA, applicants will need to complete a variety of other certifications, studies, and forms to verify eligibility for housing credits. All applicable forms are available for download here.

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2009 Housing Funding Training Material

In December 2008, OHFA offered training sessions that focused primarily on the 2009 Housing Credit Program. The material presented at that training is provided below for those who were unable to attend.

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Preferred Market Study Providers

OHFA is seeking experienced professionals to conduct third-party market study reports for housing funding applications. Below you can download the current Preferred Marked Study Provider List, which OHFA updates as we receive applications during the year. You can also download an application packet for becoming a preferred provider. All applications must be submitted at least 60 days prior to OHFA’s funding deadline.

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Carryover Allocation/Project Completion Stage (8609 Request)

If you are requesting a Carryover Allocation or an 8609 Form, please complete the following forms and submit them to OHFA with your request.

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Housing Credit Reservations

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Additional Resources

The following resources include additional information pertinent to the Housing Credit Program.

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