LIHTC compliance in District of Columbia.
Independent file review, DHCD monitoring readiness, and tenant certification audits for affordable housing operators across District of Columbia. Practitioner-led work for owners, syndicators, and management companies.
DHCD
DC Department of Housing and Community Development
DC Department of Housing and Community Development (DHCD) is the allocating and monitoring agency for Low-Income Housing Tax Credit properties in District of Columbia. Monitoring covers tenant file review, annual owner certifications, physical inspection, and Form 8823 reporting to the IRS.
We work with District of Columbia operators across the full DHCD compliance lifecycle: Initial Tenant Income Certifications, annual recertifications, Utility Allowance documentation, 8823 response, and pre-monitoring readiness.
- Monitoring agency
- DHCD compliance resources
- Agency phone
- (202) 442-7200
Agency details are published by DC Department of Housing and Community Development. Verify current requirements on the agency site before a submission.
Programs we cover in District of Columbia
Federal and state programs, layered or standalone.
- LIHTC (9% and 4%)
- Housing Production Trust Fund
- HOME
- Inclusionary Zoning monitoring
How we help District of Columbia operators
Practitioner-led compliance, end to end.
LIHTC file review
Pre-monitoring file review against DHCD expectations. We find what monitors find - first.
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Portfolio-wide readiness assessment with prioritized remediation roadmap.
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Recurring third-party oversight on a regular cadence - quarterly, semi-annual, or annual.
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Need LIHTC compliance support in District of Columbia?
A short conversation helps us understand your portfolio, your DHCD history, and where outside help adds the most leverage.
