Title 42 › CHAPTER 8 — LOW-INCOME HOUSING › SUBCHAPTER II–A — HOPE FOR PUBLIC HOUSING HOMEOWNERSHIP › § 1437aaa–5
Defines key words used in this part. An applicant is a group that can represent the tenants, such as a public housing agency, resident-run groups (management corporations, councils, or cooperatives), a nonprofit, or a public body. An eligible family is a tenant who is living in the project on the day the Secretary approves an implementation grant, a low-income family, or a family helped by a housing program run by the Secretary or the Secretary of Agriculture (but not non-low-income families helped only by mortgage insurance). A homeownership program is any program that meets the subchapter’s rules for buying homes. A recipient is an approved applicant (or another entity named in the approved application) that will take on the grant’s duties. A resident council is a tenant-led nonprofit or association with written election rules and a board chosen by the tenants.
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42 U.S.C. § 1437aaa–5
Title 42, The Public Health and Welfare
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Aug 21, 2026
Release point: 119-102