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MHFA encourages applicants to obtain a variety of financing assistance for eligible homebuyers. However, MHFA prohibits the layering of CRV gap funding with any other CRV gap funding awarded to the same Administrator or in partnership with another CRV gap funding awarded Administrator, unless under circumstances approved by MHFA, Administrators must comply with all program and reporting requirements. Please refer to each of the specific program concepts for income limits/ guidelines. ■ Greater Minnesota Housing Fund only serves households with incomes that do not exceed 80%of statewide median income. Beginning January 1,2005, Greater Minnesota Housing Fund's gap loan program will only serve income-qualifiedfamilies with children. Family Housing Fund only serves households with incomes that do not exceed 80%of the Twin Cities metropolitan area median income with priority given to households with incomes at or below 50%- 60%of area median income. Metropolitan Council's LHIA only serves households with incomes that do not exceed 80%of the Twin Cities metropolitan area median income with preference for proposals with a significant component serving households at 60 percent or below. Rehabilitation and redevelopment programs in areas of low valued, blighted or substandard properties where the local government is engaged in a redevelopment and neighborhood improvement effort to which they have committed matching funding may serve households up to ll 5%of area median income. Minnesota Housing Finance Agency only serves households with incomes that do not exceed ll 5%ofstate or area median income. The Minnesota Department of Corrections - Institution Community Work Crew Affordable House Building Program serves households with incomes at or below 80%of greater of state or area median income. In certain areas, households with incomes up to ll 5%of state median may also be served. Homes must be priced so as not to compete with the private residential construction industry.