Providers should make every reasonable effort to file Annual Financials before the March 31^st deadline, but can contact their Account Executive to request an extension if still experiencing limited accessibility to the REAC-TAC.

Revoking the eviction notification requirement for non-payment of rent will revert HUD programs to a patchwork of federal, state, and local notification timelines.

HUD proposes that PHAs and MFH owners be able to terminate assistance for non-compliance with work requirements or time limits. If the rule advances as proposed, older adults would be exempt, but family members, caregivers, and aging services workers could lose housing.

LeadingAge had supported the notification requirements as an avenue to improving housing stability among HUD-assisted older adult households and will work with its membership on comments that express opposition to the requirements’ revocation.

Overall, LeadingAge is pleased with the result of its advocacy to prevent steep cuts to HUD programs and to protect critical affordable housing programs for older adults.

HUD’s proposed “mixed status” rule would end permanent rent proration; impose new documentation requirements; and risk displacing older adults and immigrant families from stable, affordable housing.

Despite the delay, these factors are still applicable to Utility Allowance adjustments effective Feb. 11, 2026 and later.

The streamlined approval process applies to Section 202 PRAC properties seeking budget increases of less than 5% through the budget-based rent adjustment process.