TG 306 (Poesta Creek Apartments)

During the reporting period, the organization sustained the hud property based section 8 hap contract and continued to make all 50 units available for low-income families and individuals. The organization maintained property operations in compliance with the regulations of hud and the Texas department of housing and community affairs (tdhca) from which the organization received funding for property rehabilitation.the following tax exemptions continued to be received:internal revenue service 50l(c)(3) income tax exemption.bee county, Texas appraisal district 100% property tax exemption. State of Texas franchise tax exemption. State of Texas sales tax exemption.the organization continued to operate an on-site computer learning center administered by the property manager that was available to residents on a daily basis. The organization continued to provide resident activities including:national affordable housing management association (nahma) drug free poster art contestnational night out and holiday celebrations.after school program 1-2 days per week operated by resident volunteers.rehabilitation project:the organization completed a project in fiscal year 2020 to rehabilitate the 50 units of the apartment complex and certain of its land improvements. In fiscal year 2020, the organization placed into service $2,701,882 of fixed assets from the project. Rehabilitation costs were funded from owner non-operating cash, loans, related party advances, grants, insurance, and contributions of professional services.the organization provided non-operating funds of $167,000 as part of its commitment. The Texas department of housing and community affairs (tdhca) awarded the organization a $2,000,000 home program multifamily direct loan. Housing and community services, Inc. Provided a loan of $371,012 as well as advancing additional funds of $628,618 as direct payments to vendors on behalf of the organization. The tdhca awarded a $50,000 operating expenses grant for community housing development organization (chdo) home contract. The city of beeville, Texas through the beeville economic improvement board awarded a $50,000 grant to supplement rehabilitation costs and to meet local participation requirements. TG 110, Inc., an income tax exempt 501(c)(3) entity, provided a $150,000 grant to fund replacement of the roofs. Insurance claim proceeds of $19,072 resulting from hurricane damage was also received. Professional services providers contributed performed services of $122,630.