Management Reviews
Management and Occupancy Reviews (MORs) are an important task that Navigate performs for HUD.
Management and Occupancy Reviews
Management and Occupancy Reviews (MORs) are an important task that Navigate performs for HUD in order to verify that property owners and management agents are in compliance with HUD and other federal regulations and their Housing Assistance Payments (HAP) Contract.
Our RMs conduct MORs every 1, 2 or 3 years for each property that is covered under the Project-based Section 8 contract. The MOR frequency is based on the overall rating of the property’s last MOR, and the property’s Risk Rating status as determined by HUD: Troubled, Potentially Troubled or Not Troubled. Following a HUD-approved change of ownership and/or management at a property, HUD requires that we conduct an MOR within six months.
The MOR consists of:
Prepare For Your Review
Our Relationship Managers use the Management Review for Multifamily Housing Projects HUD Form 9834 to get the results of the review. To prepare for your Review, you can download the HUD Form 9834 document free of charge. At Navigate, we pride ourselves on customer service and are always committed to positive communication with our clients throughout the MOR process. You will find the forms and resources you need for your next MOR below.
This checklist is not intended to be a substitute for guidance found in the HUD 4350.3 Occupancy Handbook or
relevant HOTMA notices, or legal advice
This checklist is not intended to be a substitute for guidance found in the HUD 4350.3 or a replacement for legal advice.
HUD Resources
Mastering the MOR
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Pam discusses the Management and Occupancy Review process, emphasizing its importance for both new and experienced property managers.
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Pam discusses the essential documents that should be included in the EIV master file.
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Pam emphasizes the importance of good documentation in EIV reporting
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Pam continues “Mastering The MOR” series with an in-depth discussion on tenant files.
