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<abstract>Nearly 450,000 elderly and other households depend on federal
assistance to live in multifamily rural rental properties that	 
were constructed with subsidized federal loans. Because the	 
properties were built in areas when and where privately financed 
housing units, affordable by lower income households, were not	 
considered economically feasible, the U.S. Department of	 
Agriculture&apos;s (USDA)Rural Housing Service (RHS) has made direct  
loans available to developers of affordable multifamily housing  
under its section 515 program. RHS has funded many more new	 
properties than the portfolio has lost through prepayment. The	 
number of new properties added to the portfolio exceeded the	 
number that left the program after prepayment in every year	 
except 2001. If the statutory requirement restricting prepayment 
for loans made before December 15, 1989, were changed to allow	 
prepayment without restrictions after 20 years from the date of  
the loan, prepayment could be an option for the owners of 3,900  
of all section 515 properties over the next eight years. RHS	 
field staff routinely inspect properties, complete and retain	 
detailed descriptions of noted deficiencies, and transmit the	 
summaries of the deficiencies identified to a central database.  
Only current deficiencies are identified, however, so the data is
of only limited value for determining the cost of the long term  
rehabilitation needs of individual properties.</abstract>
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