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1372.0321[1/2] – PRIORITIES FOR RESERVATIONS AMONG ISSUERS OF | Texas Law

Learn about Texas's PRIORITIES FOR RESERVATIONS AMONG ISSUERS OF law, including definitions, penalties, and legal implications.

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1372.0321[1/2] – PRIORITIES FOR RESERVATIONS AMONG ISSUERS OF

Texas Government Code § 1372.0321[1/2]

Summary

This law establishes a priority system for issuing reservations for qualified residential rental projects. It prioritizes projects that have applied for low-income housing tax credits and have previously secured bond reservations within the last four years.

Prioritizes projects with recent low-income housing tax credit applications.

Focuses on issuers who have previously closed on bond reservations.

Affects qualified residential rental projects seeking financial support.

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