Recognizing the importance of supportive housing to prevent homelessness and the fact that it is at least half as expensive to preserve existing units as to create new ones, would HUD consider allowing in the next NOFA the possibility of funding capital advances when rehabilitation is occurring as defined in 24 CFR 891.105?
Leahy questions HUD about funding for rehabilitating supportive housing for disabled individuals.
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