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    RFA 2026-102 SAIL Financing For Smaller Permanent Supportive Housing Developments For Persons With Special Needs

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    RFA 2026-102 SAIL Financing For Smaller Permanent Supportive Housing Developments For Persons With Special Needs supports Florida nonprofits building affordable homes that foster stability and access to services.

    Funder: Florida Housing Finance Corporation

    Due Dates (Anticipated): December 2026 (Pre-application meeting request or experience submission) | February 2027 (Advance-review submissions) | March 2027 (Application)

    Funding Amounts: Estimated $17,975,071 pool; SAIL loans up to the lesser of $375,000 per unit or $8,987,535 per development

    Summary: SAIL financing supports smaller, newly constructed permanent supportive housing developments for persons with special needs in Florida.

    Key Information: Only qualified Non-Profit Applicants are eligible; developments must meet the county-based unit limits.


    Description

    Florida Housing Finance Corporation offers State Apartment Incentive Loan (SAIL) financing to Non-Profit Applicants building smaller permanent supportive housing developments for persons with special needs. The program is for housing development, not research. It aims to create affordable, permanent rental homes for people who may be homeless, living in residential facilities, or living in the community without housing that supports stability and access to appropriate services.

    Developments must use Housing First principles and offer residents voluntary, no-cost coordination of community-based services. Applicants select the special-needs population or populations they intend to serve and commit a share of units to homeless households. Florida Housing gives funding-selection priority to developments in small and medium counties.


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