HDFC Coop Maximum Income Determined by NY Private Housing Section 576
Maximum income determined by formula (NYS PHFL Section 576) 6-7 x Annual Maintenance
Outlined below are the steps to calculate the maximum household income in an HDFC coop subject to Section 576 restrictions.
Example 1: 1-bedroom apartment being sold to a 2-person household
Here is an example using the Section 576 formula for determining a new purchaser's maximum income based on the following details:
- Unit size: 1-bedroom apartment
- Monthly maintenance: $700
- Annual maintenance: $8,400 ($700 x 12 months)
- Annual utilities: $1,164 ($97 per month x 12)
- Seller's purchase price ("original investment"): $260,000
- 6% of the original investment: $15,600 (6% of $260,000)
- Purchaser's household size: 2
- Multiplier based on household size (required by the Statute): 6x
For comparison, the 2020 Area Median Income level for a 2-person household earning $72,984 is 80% AMI.
Example 2: 3-bedroom apartment being sold to a 4-person household
Here is an example using the Section 576 formula for determining a new purchaser's maximum income based on the following details:
- Unit size: 3-bedroom apartment
- Monthly maintenance: $900
- Annual maintenance: $10,800 ($900 x 12 months)
- Annual utilities: $1,752 ($146 per month x 12)
- Seller's purchase price ("original investment"): $240,000
- 6% of the original investment: $14,400 (6% of $240,000)
- Purchaser's household size: 4
- Multiplier based on household size (required by the Statute): 7x
For comparison, the 2020 Area Median Income level for a 2-person household earning $102,264 is 90% AMI.
HDFC coops should always refer to their governing documents such as a Certificate of Incorporation, Bylaws and Offering Plan, and any Deed, Regulatory Agreement, or similar document in determining income restrictions. Each HDFC must comply with the most restrictive requirements in place.
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