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required to go through the full client application process to determine eligibility and <br /> ranking . <br /> At least five (5) working days prior to leasing each rental unit to an applicant, the <br /> selected non-profit or for profit organization( s) shall provide an opportunity for County <br /> staff or the County ' s representatives to review the applicant file of the to -be-rented unit at <br /> the organization ' s site . The County staff or county representative ' s review will be for the <br /> purpose of verifying compliance with NSP CDBG eligibility requirements . <br /> All approved and denied applicant files for the NSP CDBG rental program shall be kept <br /> and maintained at the office(s) of the selected non-profit or for profit organizations , and <br /> those files shall be available for county review when requested . <br /> Any organization( s) chosen through a request for proposal process to purchase, <br /> rehabilitate, own and manage NSP acquired rental properties must have at minimum of <br /> five (5 ) years experience in the management of federal or state funded rental properties . <br /> Each NSP rental property will be purchased by one of the selected non-profit or for profit <br /> organizations . On each rental property purchased and rehabilitated with NSP funds , the <br /> local government will place a deed restriction . The deed restriction placed on the rental <br /> property; will require that the property remain affordable during the fifteen ( 15 ) year <br /> period to the specified Area Median Income (AMI) group that it is targeted to . The deed <br /> restriction will be for a period of fifteen ( 15 ) years and will prohibit transfer of the <br /> property from the non-profit organization. If the terms of the deed restriction are violated, <br /> the total amount of NSP funds expended for the property shall be due and payable . <br /> All rents will be affordable based upon the tenant' s income and HUD ' s Annual Fair <br /> Market rent limits . <br /> Transfer of title from one non-profit or for-profit entity to another non-profit or for-profit <br /> entity, for essentially the same uses and purposes as the originally intended uses and <br /> purposes , will not constitute a violation of the deed restriction . All requirements placed <br /> on the original non-profit or for-profit entity shall flow down to any qualified subsequent <br /> non-profit or for-profit entity of NSP properties . The non-profit or for-profit entity <br /> desiring to transfer title to another non-profit or for-profit entity must obtain approval of <br /> the transfer from the Indian River County Board of County Commissioners a minimum <br /> of sixty (60) days prior to transfer of title . The qualified subsequent purchaser must <br /> become a named party to the Agreement between Indian River County and the original <br /> non-profit or for-profit entity . <br /> 3 . ACQUISITION PURCHASE ASSISTANCE <br /> With respect to the acquisition purchase assistance strategy, a notice will be placed in a <br /> newspaper with local circulation advising all local owners of foreclosed or abandoned <br /> properties , including lending institutions, of the availability of the NSP program and of <br /> the local government ' s intent to purchase foreclosed, abandoned, blighted and deed in <br /> lieu of foreclosure properties . <br /> 9 <br />