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7 CFR Part 3565, Guaranteed Rural Rental Housing Program and Supporting Handbook

HUD-9822

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Physical Inspection Report



See back of page for Public reporting statement

U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development

Office of Housing

Federal Housing Commissioner

OMB No. 2502-0369

(Exp. 3/31/2000)


Inspection Date (mm/dd/yyyy)

     

Date Report Mailed (mm/dd/yyyy)

     

Report Prepared By

HUD

Mortgagee (Enter Company Name)      

Part A: Basic Data

1. Project Name

     

2. Owner’s Name

     

Since (mm/dd/yyyy)

     

3. Agent’s Name

     

Since (mm/dd/yyyy)

     

4. Resident Manager’s Name

     

Since (mm/dd/yyyy)

     

5. FHA Number

6. Mortgagee Number

7. Number of Units

8. Last Quarter Averages


     

     


Total      


Monthly Turnover      

(Units)

9. Name & Title of Owner Representative accompanying on Inspection


Vacant      


Days Vacant/Units      

(Days)

     



Unit Ready Time      

(Days)

Part B: Physical Condition. Indicate the physical condition of each item. If maintenance is needed, describe the problem/need in Part E of this report. Mortgagees need not supply cost estimates. HUD staff need give cost estimates only when such estimates are required by other instructions (e.g., workout or flexible subsidy instructions).


Mainte-

nance

Needed

(Y/N)

Urgency


(H/M/L)

On

Prior

Report

(Y/N)



Estimated

Cost


Mainte-

nance

Needed

(Y/N)

Urgency


(H/M/L)

On

Prior

Report

(Y/N)



Estimated

Cost

Exterior Items Inspected





Interior Items Inspected





1. Exterior Walls and Foundations

 

 

 

     

23. Floors, carpets, tiles

 

 

 

     

2. Roofs, flashing, vents

 

 

 

     

24. Stairs, walkways, community spaces

 

 

 

     

3. Gutters, downspouts, splashblocks

 

 

 

     

25. Cabinets, doors, closets, hardware

 

 

 

     

4. Drives, parking lots, paving, curbs

 

 

 

     

26. Painting

 

 

 

     

5. Walks, steps, guardrails

 

 

 

     

27. Curtains and shades

 

 

 

     

6. Fences, walls, gates

 

 

 

     

28. Refrigerators and ranges

 

 

 

     

7. Porches, balconies, fire escapes

 

 

 

     

29. Garbage disposal and exhaust fans

 

 

 

     

8. Doors, windows, screens

 

 

 

     

30. Compactors and incinerators

 

 

 

     

9. Garage and carports

 

 

 

     

31. Electrical fixtures and systems

 

 

 

     

10. Lawns and plantings

 

 

 

     

32. Plumbing fixtures and systems

 

 

 

     

11. Sprinkler and drainage system

 

 

 

     

33. Heating and air conditioning

 

 

 

     

12. Exterior lighting

 

 

 

     

34. Hot water system, boiler room

 

 

 

     

13. Exterior painting

 

 

 

     

35.      

 

 

 

     

14. Underground gas, water, sewage

 

 

 

     

Miscellaneous Items Inspected





15. Security systems

 

 

 

     

36. Benches, play area and equipment

 

 

 

     

16.      

 

 

 

     

37. Laundry rooms

 

 

 

     

Energy Efficiency Items Inspected





38. Storage, utility buildings

 

 

 

     

17. Insulation

 

 

 

     

39. Elevators

 

 

 

     

18. Caulking and weather-stripping

 

 

 

     

40. Project signs and office

 

 

 

     

19. Storm doors and windows

 

 

 

     

41. Swimming pools

 

 

 

     

20. Water saver devices

 

 

 

     

42. Exterminating

 

 

 

     

21.      

 

 

 

     

43. Fire Extinguishers

 

 

 

     

22.      

 

 

 

     

44.      

 

 

 

     

Part C: Miscellaneous Observations. Answer each question. In Part E, describe any problem areas, corrective actions needed, or elaborate on these answers.

1a. Surrounding neighborhood is:





Yes

No

N/A

Depressed Average Prosperous




5a. Have all repairs required by HUD or the

b. This condition is expected to:




mortgagee been completed?




Improve Stay Same Decline




b. If no, is repair work progressing on schedule?



Yes

No

N/A

6a. Have any major physical improvements been


2. Are project signs and access adequate?


made during the last year?




3a. Is preventive maintenance adequate and timely?


b. Are any major physical improvements planned?


b. Are any changes in maintenance procedures needed?


If yes on either a or b, describe in Part E: Comments.




4a. If insurance loss drafts or replacement reserve





funds were released for repairs, have those




7. Is the project experiencing any significant


repairs been completed?




occupancy problems?




b. If no, is repair work progressing on schedule?






Previous editions are obsolete.

Original to Project Owner, One Copy each to Field Office and Mortgage.

Form HUD-9822 (1/90)

Replaces form HUD-9822-A.

Page 1 of 2

ref. Handbook 4350.1


Part D: Evaluation. Important: In Part E, explain the basis for any below average or unsatisfactory rating.


1.Overall Physical Condition

2. Maintenance Policies and Practices


Superior Satisfactory Below Average Unsatisfactory

Superior Satisfactory Below Average Unsatisfactory


Part E. Comments. Cross reference each comment to a line item in Part B, C, or D of this report. Attach additional sheets, if needed.


Part, Line

Reference

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     




     

Date Closed

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Part F: Signatures


1. Inspection made by


2. Inspection approved by



     

     


1a. Title

1b. Date (mm/dd/yyyy)

2a. Title

2b. Date (mm/dd/yyyy)


     

     

     

     


Pursuant to 24 CFR Part 207.260(a) this information is collected annually to ascertain the physical condition of a mortgaged property. This is necessary for project owners to receive approvals for funding actions such as subsidy requests.

This information is non-sensitive and no assurances of confidentiality is given.

Public reporting burden for this collection of information is estimated to average 2 hours per response, including the time for reviewing instructions, searching existing data sources, gathering and maintaining the data needed, and completing and reviewing the collection of information.


Previous editions are obsolete.

Original to Project Owner, One Copy each to Field Office and Mortgage.

Form HUD-9822 (1/90)

Replaces form HUD-9822-A.

Page 2 of 2

ref. Handbook 4350.1


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