Highgate Housing Limited Partnership v. Macaulay-Fisher (2015)

Citation: Highgate Housing Limited Partnership v. Macaulay-Fisher (2015)
Parent Document: Highgate Housing Limited Partnership v. Macaulay-Fisher (2015)
Jurisdiction: Vermont (state)
Effective Date: 2015-08-11
Original Source: https://www.courtlistener.com/opinion/4489499/highgate-housing-limited-partne... ↗

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The amount of the subsidy is based on the tenant’s income. HUD regulations specify
how income is to be verified and rent and subsidy amounts calculated. Certain terms are
required to be included in leases, and Plaintiff uses HUD’s model lease form that incorporates
these requirements. These terms require that when changes in income and household
composition occur, tenants must provide information and an Interim Recertification takes place
to review income and recalculate whether the rent and subsidy amounts should change. If
income decreases, a decrease in the tenant’s share of rent can be retroactive to the date of income
decrease. If income increases, resulting in an increase in the share to be paid by the tenant, there
is a requirement of 30 days advance notice of the increase in rent.

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