Episode 29: HUD Rescinds 30-Day Eviction Notice Rule for Nonpayment

The Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs concluded review of HUD regulatory changes, including rescission of the 30-day notice requirement for nonpayment evictions in federally assisted housing.30-Day Notice Rescission:Current rule: 30 days' notice required before eviction for nonpaymentNew rule: Owners follow state and local eviction timelinesImpact: Some states require as little as 3 days' noticeAffects: LIHTC, Project-Based Section 8, and public housingWork Requirements Proposal:Able-bodied adults without dependents must meet work/training requirementsSimilar to SNAP and Medicaid work requirementsElderly and disabled tenants exemptedAction Items for Property Owners:Review lease enforcement policies and eviction proceduresUpdate lease language and tenant notices as neededTrain staff on new requirementsCoordinate with legal counsel on federal and state complianceSubscribe to The Spring Street Brief for daily affordable housing news covering HUD policy, eviction rules, assisted housing compliance, and regulatory updates.]]>