Multifamily Rent and Income Limits

Multifamily Tax Subsidy Projects (MTSP)

For Low-Income Housing Tax Credits (LIHTC), Tax-Exempt Bonds and the Low and Moderate Income Rental Program (LMIR)

2022 Limits: Effective 4.18.2022

Table A - For projects placed in service on or before 12.31.2008

Table B - For projects placed in service on 1.1.2009 to 5.13.2010

Table C - For projects placed in service on 5.14.2010 to 5.30.2011

Table D - For projects placed in service on 5.31.2011 to 11.30.2011

Table E - For projects placed in service on 12.1.2011 to 12.10.2012

Table F - For projects placed in service on 12.11.2012 to 12.17.2013

Table G - For projects placed in service on 12.18.2013 to 3.5.2015

Table H - For projects placed in service on 3.6.2015 to 3.27.2016

Table I - For projects placed in service on 3.28.2016 to 4.13.2017

Table J - For projects placed in service on 4.14.2017 to 3.31.2018

Table K - For projects placed in service on 4.1.2018 to 4.23.2019

Table L - For projects placed in service on 4.24.2019 and 3.31.2020

Table M - For projects placed in service on 4.1.2020 and 3.31.2021

Table N - For projects placed in service on or after 4.1.2021

2022 LMIR 100% of the greater SMI or AMI income limits

MTSP Rent and Income Limits Archive

HOME Program

For HOME Rental Rehab, HOME Targeted and HOME HARP.

2022 Limits – Effective 6.15.2022

2022 HOME Rent Limits

2022 HOME Income Limits

HOME Archive

Deferred Loan Programs

Check your legal documents carefully for the correct limits for the loan(s) that financed your property. Income and rent limits for Minnesota Housing’s deferred loans may not always be applied to the program name shown on the legal documents. For example, an Economic Development and Housing Challenge (EDHC) loan may require use of MTSP income and rent limits when combined with tax credits. Therefore, deferred loan income and rent limits are not displayed under a loan program name.