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  1. Under LIHTC rules, what is the deadline for meeting the 10% test after receiving a carryover allocation?

    Answer: 12 months from allocation date

    Projects receiving a carryover allocation must incur more than 10% of the reasonably expected basis within 12 months of the allocation date.

  2. A developer discovers during construction that the site has unexpected soil contamination. Which project management step is the most appropriate immediate action?

    Answer: Halt construction, notify the state agency, and engage an environmental consultant

    Environmental contamination requires halting affected work, notifying the allocating agency, and engaging a qualified environmental consultant to assess remediation needs.

  3. In a LIHTC project, what document formally establishes the completion date for purposes of the placed-in-service deadline?

    Answer: The Certificate of Occupancy issued by the local jurisdiction

    A Certificate of Occupancy from the local jurisdiction is the standard evidence used to establish that a building has been placed in service.

  4. A general contractor submits a change order that increases total construction costs by 8%. How does this typically affect the LIHTC basis?

    Answer: It may increase eligible basis if the costs are depreciable and part of the qualified building

    Depreciable construction costs that are part of the qualified low-income building can increase eligible basis, subject to the allocating agency's review.

  5. Which project management tool is most useful for tracking interdependent construction activities and identifying the critical path in a LIHTC development?

    Answer: A Gantt chart with predecessor relationships

    A Gantt chart with predecessor relationships enables critical path identification by showing which tasks must be completed before others can begin.

  6. Retainage on a LIHTC construction contract is typically released after which event?

    Answer: Substantial completion and resolution of all punch-list items

    Retainage is held back during construction to ensure contractor performance and is released after substantial completion and resolution of outstanding punch-list deficiencies.

  7. When a LIHTC project converts from construction loan to permanent financing, which project management milestone triggers this transition?

    Answer: Stabilized occupancy, typically defined as 90% or 93% occupancy for a set period

    Permanent loan conversion is typically triggered when the project achieves stabilized occupancy, commonly defined as 90โ€“93% occupancy maintained for 90 consecutive days.

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