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by Hannah Troyer | Aug 4, 2022
Section 8 owner/agents may be reimbursed by HUD for financial loss by submitting a special claim. There are three types of special claims: Regular Vacancy, Unpaid Rent and Damages. Indiana Quadel’s Special Claims Analyst, Darci McWilliams, reviews an estimated 1,000...
by Hannah Troyer | Jul 14, 2022
Over the past 40 years of service to the affordable and assisted housing industry, Quadel has developed review processes, tools and reporting mechanisms to monitor program performance. We understand a compliant, efficient affordable housing program relies on...
by Hannah Troyer | May 26, 2022
Management and Occupancy Reviews (MORs) are critical tools in managing HUD-subsidized properties. MORs help determine and maintain property compliance of HUD regulations. Quadel MOR specialists have conducted over 12,000 MORs as part of Quadel’s...
by Hannah Troyer | Apr 7, 2022
The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) developed its computer system, Tenant Rental Assistance Certification System (TRACS), to improve financial controls over assisted housing programs through automated processes. TRACS helps monitor each...
by Hannah Troyer | Feb 24, 2022
After almost two years of CARES Act waivers and notices, most waivers under Notices PIH 2020-05, PIH 2020 – 13 and PIH 2020-33 have expired. The question becomes: “what now?” PHAs across the country worked tirelessly to revamp and reorganize how they conduct business...
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