What to do
1. Follow Marketing guidelines for new units
You must work through our office to rent your new BMR units. Please review the current pricing and marketing process (including an outreach plan, posting period and lottery).
2. Follow Marketing guidelines for re-rental units
You must work through our office to rent your vacant BMR units. Please review the current re-rental process.
3. Mandatory rental agent training
We require that any BMR rental leasing agent reviewing lottery applications for BMR applicants be trained by our office. Please contact Colette Mauboussin at colette.mauboussin@sfgov.org to register.
4. Renter eligibility recertification
You must certify renters on an annual basis for continuing eligibility with the program. Please review the renter recertification details and steps to implement the recertification program.
5. Annual Monitoring Reports (AMR)
You must complete an annual report providing information on renter eligibility and BMR units. MOHCD provides training and releases a report template for completing the annual monitoring report. If you are in need of this template or if you have any questions, please reach out to Justin Chang at justin.chang@sfgov.org.
6. Annual rent adjustment
Once renters have been recertified, you may adjust their rent amount on the renter's lease anniversary date. Please review the current rent levels and maximum income levels.
7. Lease addendum or BMR acknowledgment
All leases must include an Inclusionary Housing Program BMR Acknowledgment that is provided by our office. Please reach out to Justin Chang at justin.chang@sfgov.org for a copy of the current BMR acknowledgment or lease addendum.
8. Maintain renter files
You must follow the document retention policies laid out the in the Procedures Manual.
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Visit the primary web source for information pertaining to Inclusionary Housing Program BMR Rental units.
Justin Chang
Last updated November 18, 2022