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HUD Handbook 4350.3 REV-1 — Occupancy Requirements of Subsidized Multifamily Housing Programs · 2026 edition · updated 2026-10-05 · United States

Safety and care of the building: Guest rules, locks and lost keys, access to the front door, and security systems.

Cleanliness of the building: Trash disposal, littering, hallway obstructions, and lobby rules.

Safety and comfort of tenants: Noise levels, fire safety, and security.

  • b. Be compliant with HUD requirements;

  • c.

    • Not circumvent HUD requirements;
  • d. Not discriminate against individuals based upon membership in protected class;

  • e.

    • Be reasonable.

    • (1) Reasonable house rules are within the bounds of common sense. They are not excessive or extreme, and most importantly, they are fair.

    • (2) Figure 6-6 identifies examples of reasonable and unreasonable house rules. The table does not include all possible situations; therefore, owners must use their own discretion to determine whether a house rule is reasonable or not while developing house rules for their properties;

  • f. Comply with state and local requirements.

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