Property Management
Vermont's 'LIHTC' (Low Income Housing Tax Credit) properties require managers to:
ARent exclusively to persons over age 55
BMaintain compliance with income eligibility requirements and rent restrictions throughout the compliance period✓ Correct
CApply for state licenses separate from real estate licenses
DSubmit annual reports to VREC
Explanation
LIHTC properties receive federal tax credits in exchange for renting a percentage of units to income-qualified households at restricted rents. Managers must maintain compliance with income and rent restrictions to preserve the tax credits.
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