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What is a Special HQS inspection?
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What happens if my landlord does not fix these items?
If the landlord does not fix the owner-cited deficiencies within the 30-day time period, and an extension has not been granted; then the assisted unit will be abated – AHA will stop paying Housing Assistance to the landlord. Landlords can be in abatement status for up to 60 days, before termination of Housing Assistance Payment…
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Who can I call if I have a question about my failed inspection?
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How long does the landlord have to fix failed items?
Some life-threatening safety items are deemed 24-hour fails and your unit will be respected the next day. Written notice is issued to the adult participant, onsite, on the same day. Additionally, the landlord receives a same-day phone call. Other failed items generally need to be fixed within 30 days, including resident-caused fail items. The unit…
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How will a resident and landlord know the inspection results?
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Does a resident need to be home for the HQS inspection?
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How will a resident get informed of a Routine HQS inspection?
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What are preventative maintenance visits?
Preventative maintenance visits are scheduled annually to review any maintenance needs in the unit. These are preemptive visits, designed to assist residents in passing the annual inspection and to ensure the ongoing quality of the housing. These visits can be rescheduled if the date/time does not work for you. Generally, if the amount of work…
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What if a resident can’t make the date or time?
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Once notice to enter has been issued by property management, does a resident need to be home?