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7 CFR 3560.203

§ 3560.203 Tenant contributions.

United States · 7 CFR — Agriculture · Status: effective

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7 CFR 3560.203, § 3560.203 Tenant contributions, United States, version 1 as recorded 2026-07-09, yourstate.us, https://yourstate.us/provision/30452
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(a) Tenant contributions. A tenant's contribution to rent charged for a rental unit in an Agency financed housing project is based on the tenant's income, as calculated on the Agency's tenant certification forms, and the availability of Agency or non-Agency rental subsidies. (1) Tenant contributions. Borrowers must set tenant contributions to rent at the highest of the following standards but never more than the note rent: (i) Thirty percent of monthly adjusted income; (ii) Ten percent of gross monthly income; (iii) An amount equal to the portion of an assistance payment specifically designated to meet the household's shelter costs if the household is receiving assistance payments from a public agency; or (iv) The basic rent, unless RHS rental assistance is provided to the household. (2) Tenant contribution surcharge. Tenants in a Plan I housing project with incomes above the eligibility standards set in § 3560.152(a)(1) must pay a 25 percent surcharge in addition to note rent. (b) Adjustment of tenant contribution. Borrowers must adjust the tenant contribution whenever there is a change in tenant household status or income sufficient to generate a revised tenant certification in accordance with § 3560.152(e) or an Agency approved rent or utility allowance change that affects the tenant contribution amount. (c) Overage. If a tenant's tenant contribution is higher than basic rent, borrowers must remit to the Agency the rent collected in excess of the basic rent and up to the note rent.

Legislative history

This is a federal regulation, adopted through agency rulemaking under the Administrative Procedure Act — not enacted by a recorded vote of Congress.