FHA/HUD Multifamily Policy
It is critical to maintain FHA as an efficient source of financing to support rental apartments and residential healthcare facilities.
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In connection with FHA multifamily and healthcare programs, MBA will advocate for:
- stable and sufficient resources and commitment authority to support the development of rental housing at all levels;
- reduction of regulatory barriers, including raising statutory loan limits, that are consistent with the current economic environment;
- flexibility in HUD underwriting, production, and asset management;
- improved efficiency, integration, and effectiveness of HUD’s technology infrastructure;
- consistency in policy across all HUD regions;
- a simplified and streamlined LIHTC program; continued transformation of HUD operations, with opportunity for ongoing industry input; and
- removal of the disruptive application of Davis-Bacon prevailing wage rate requirements.
RELATED: Read our Davis-Bacon Issue Brief.
Recent MBA Activity Related to FHA/HUD Multifamily Policy
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MBA Support Letter to House Leadership on H.R. 7128, the TRIA Program Reauthorization Act of 2026
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MBA Joint Letter on H.R. 7128, the TRIA Program Reauthorization Act of 2026
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MBA Letter to Banking Agencies on Basel III Re-proposal (New Markets Tax Credit)
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MBA Letter to the Banking Agencies on Basel III Re-proposal Recommendations
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MBA Letter to Senate Leadership on 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act
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MBA Comment Letter on FEMA Review Council Final Report
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MBA Joint Letter to House on Amended Version of 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act
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MBA Letter on Amendments to the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act
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MBA Comment Letter on FSOC’s Proposed Guidance on Nonbank Financial Company Designations
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MBA Joint Trade Letter on FSOC’s Proposed Guidance on Nonbank Financial Company Designations
Related MBA Events
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School of Multifamily Property Inspections: July 2026: Online
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Assessing Commercial/Multifamily Physical and Environmental Risk: July 2026
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AI Mortgage Practitioner: July 2026
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Fundamentals of Commercial Insurance Issues and Problems
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mPower: Grit, Grind, and Grace – A Leadership Journey for Women Who Refuse to Settle
Related Resource: MBA Standard Inspection Form
Reference Guide: Commercial and Multifamily
Property Inspection Reports
Get Involved
Join MBA’s FHA Committee or participate in its working groups.
For more information, please contact Megan Booth at (202) 557-2740
