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• Obtain a title search and title insurance policy of the property to verify the ownership of the property and verify that there are no outstanding liens on the property, • Obtain a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment for the property to ensure that the property has no history of contamination, • Obtain a lead inspection of the property, if the property was constructed prior to 1978 . • Obtain a termite inspection of the property to ensure the property has no infestation, • Obtain a survey of the property to ensure that the property has no encroachments and that the floor elevations of the structures on the property are all above the required flood plain elevations, • After the due diligence on a property has been completed, provide a recommendation to the County on whether or not to proceed with the purchase of the property with NSP funding; • Coordinate the closing and transfer of title from the original mortgage holder or its assignee to the Housing Authority; • Oversee the bidding, contract award and rehabilitation of the NSP housing units ; • Maintain all records relating to the NSP program, • Coordinate and participate in all DCA and HUD monitoring visits related to the NSP ; • Respond to all DCA and HUD monitoring reports; • Respond to citizens complaints ; • Complete all required NSP reports ; • Schedule and conduct all progress meetings for the NSP ; • Review all Housing Authority program files to insure compliance with NSP requirements; • Solicit for potential program applicants and provide a list of potential applicants to the Housing Authority; • Solicit for all needed services, including but not limited to appraisers, title companies, environmental engineers/specialists, lead inspectors, termite inspectors, surveyors, and housing counselors ; • Review the applicant list to verify qualification for the NSP and to identify potential conflicts of interest; 33