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Safety and Security Considerations  \nBuilding Consensus, Support, and Momentum Board of Directors  \nSupport Service Providers  \nLocal government leadership, planning and housing staff The Development Team  \nThe Technical Advisor  \nPART II: Developing a Permanent Supportive Housing Community........................................................11  \nPredevelopment  \nSelecting a Co-Developer Site Location Criteria Areas of Opportunity Proximity Considerations  \nDue Diligence Process for Site Selection  \nMarket Analysis Legal Consultation Financing Process Credit Underwriting  \nFunding Award and Initial Closing Construction and Lease-Up  \nProject Stabilization and Final Closing Period of Affordability  \nCompliance Monitoring  \nRegulatory Agreement / Land Use Restriction Agreement  \nPART III: Managing and Operating a Permanent Supportive Housing Development...............................18  \nThe Property Management Plan  \nStaff Organization Organization Chart  \nProperty Management Policies Leasing Policies  \nMaintenance and Repair Policies Operating Procedures  \nOperation in Compliance with Financing Requirements Operating Budget and Reserves  \nSet-asides and Unit Mix  \nPERMANENT SUPPORTIVE HOUSING | PROPERTY MANAGEMENT GUIDEBOOK  \nIncome Limits  \nRent Limits  \nRental Assistance  \nUtility Allowances  \nTenant Eligibility  \nFinancial Management  \nFair Housing  \nGeneral Fair Housing Requirements  \nMarketing  \nReasonable Modifications and Reasonable Accommodations  \nAffirmative Fair Housing Marketing Plan  \nSupport Services  \nAdministrative Procedures  \nCompliance Monitoring  \nReporting Requirements  \nRecord Retention and Access  \nStaff Training  \nPART IV: Support Services in Permanent Supportive Housing...............................................................28  \nIntroduction  \nSeparation of Property Management and Support Services  \nVoluntary Service Provision  \nService Provision Models  \nContracting Support Services  \nTraining and Competencies in Support Services  \nFunding for Support Services  \nDocumentation and Privacy Issues  \nAPPENDIX I: Resources...................................................................................................................34  \nAPPENDIX II: Glossary.....................................................................................................................35  \nAPPENDIX III: Due Diligence............................................................................................................37  \nAPPENDIX IV: Property Management Plan Template...........................................................................39  \nFLORIDA HOUSING COALITION | WWW. FLHOUSING . ORG  \nWHAT IS   \nPermanent Supportive Housing?  \nPermanent supportive housing (PSH) is an evidence-based housing model that combines affordable permanent housing with access to flexible supportive services. Supportive housing is designed for people with disabilities who are unlikely to be able to maintain stable housing without service-enriched housing. This combination of affordable housing and individualized support services helps individuals live healthier, more stable lives .  \nTypically, supportive housing is rental housing with a standard lease. 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