Deposit to HoldAfter approval, if tenant will not be taking occupancy within 24 hours, a non-refundable Deposit to Hold in the amount equal to one month’s rent will be required within 24 hours to hold the property until a mutually agreed upon move-in date.

I received an email from my case handler today and she said it's approved, and to wait for the update on the web page.

Sufficient documents include:A recent utility billA mortgage statementAn insurance policyOnce reviewed and approved, we will then lift the hold and restore full access to your Avail account.We strive to ensure that all of our customers love using Avail.

Thank you for your time.Full disclosure: I’m not pre approved and plan on getting a partner for funds

I'm asking because I don't want to have the agent think I'm wasting their time with no funding or pre-approval. 

It's almost entirely passive other than approval for major repairs.

The massive amount of pre-development work required to get a LIHTC application approved makes small projects difficult to justify.

Currently, the property has been rezoned for multifamily but there was no actual feasibility study done on the actual structure on the property, it was based on civil engineering print, population density, and square footage to approve the number of units. 

They had 3 fourplexes and we went the route of getting each unit spot approved when a section 8 housing applicant came through.

Then you have some kind of 3rd party documentation to prove it needed to go and you were removing it for safety reasons.If you move a mobile to it, chances are you need to install septic.....so that's $10,000 probably.