Rental Programs

Florida Housing Finance Corporation Tax Credit Applications

Developers:

Escambia County has developed the following application review process for developers seeking the minimum local government contribution for Florida Housing Finance Corporation's competitive applications for multifamily housing tax credits.

Committee of the Whole Presentation: Apr. 13, 2017
Board of County Commissioners Meeting Minutes: May 4, 2017

For information on the 2023 RFA, please click "FHFC Housing Tax Credits Application" on this page.

Aug. 2, 2023 - Click here to read an addendum for the FHFC Housing Tax Credits FRA.

Citizens:

Housing Tax Credit FAQs

For more information about Florida Housing programs and applicants in Escambia County, contact the Escambia County Neighborhood Enterprise Division at NED@myescambia.com or 850-595-1642.

Complaints regarding Rental Developments

If you have concerns or complaints regarding a multifamily housing complex subsidized by HUD, Rural Development or the Housing Tax Credit program the following information may be helpful:

For housing discrimination concerns, please refer to our Fair Housing page for information.
For landlord and property concerns at HUD subsidized properties, the Multifamily Housing Complaint Line is a service provided by HUD's Multifamily Housing Clearinghouse that enables public citizens and residents of HUD-insured and assisted properties to report complaints with a property's management concerning matters such as poor maintenance, dangers to health and safety, mismanagement and fraud. It can be accessed by dialing 1-800-MULTI-70 (1-800-685-8470).

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