A recent inspection under the HOME program can satisfy the requirement
What the document says“``(II) the dwelling unit was physically inspected and passed inspection as part of the program described in subclause (I) during the preceding 12-month period; and”
The section deems a unit to meet the inspection requirement where it is assisted under the HOME Investment Partnerships Program in title II of the Cranston-Gonzalez National Affordable Housing Act, was physically inspected and passed within the preceding 12 months as part of that program, and the public housing agency can get the results.
What the document actually says“``(II) the dwelling unit was physically inspected and passed inspection as part of the program described in subclause (I) during the preceding 12-month period; and”
The home must have been checked in person in the past year. It must have passed that check. The check must have been part of the other program.
The other program is a federal housing program with its own checks. Its results can stand in for the voucher check. The housing office must be able to get them.
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