HUD is instructed to use a three-pronged approach in determining whether the debt should be restructured. First, no tenants should be displaced. Second, the owners should not be forced to sell the project. Third, owners should not be subject to significant tax liability.
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Discussing guidelines for restructuring debt in housing projects.
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