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1-4. ADMINISTRATIVE POLICY

HUD Section 8 Renewal Policy Guidebook · 2026 edition · updated 2026-09-23 · United States

Since the enactment of MAHRA HUD has issued several Housing Notices which established Section 8 renewal policies. With the publication of this Guide, these Notices are no longer in effect.

  • H98 – 34. On October 16, 1998, HUD published Notice H 98 – 34, which provided instructions for renewing Section 8 contracts expiring in FY 1999.

  • H99 – 08. On May 27, 1999, HUD published Notice H 99 – 08, which made several –

  • modifications to H 98 34.

  • H99 – 15. On June 16, 1999, HUD published Notice H 99 – 15, which implemented the MarkUp-To-Market MUTM Option for Owners of projects with expiring Section 8 contracts.

  • H99 – 25. This Notice, published on September 22, 1999, extended Notices H 98 – 34 and H –

  • 99 08.

  • H99 – 32. This Notice, published December 1, 1999, clarified existing renewal policies.

  • H99 – 36. On December 29, 1999, HUD issued Notice H 99 – 36 to implement changes to Section 8 renewal policies pursuant to the HUD fiscal year 2000 Appropriations Act.

  • H00 – 12. On June 29, 2000, HUD published Notice H 00 – 12, which provided policies and procedures for preparing, submitting, and reviewing RCSes associated with renewals of expiring Section 8 contracts.

  • H00 – 21. On October 13, 2000, HUD published Notice H 00 – 21, which provided Guidelines for MUTM Nonprofit Transfers and Budget-Based Rent Increase for Capital Repairs by Nonprofit Owners.

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