9 packages · content reviewed Aug 29, 2026
Briefing Packages
Ready-to-edit materials for briefing your board, staff, or leadership on the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act: a slide deck with speaker notes, a one-page flyer, a leadership memo, and talking points. One general package plus one for each role — PHAs, HFAs, Developers, Lenders, Local Gov, Advocates, Rural & Tribal, and Veterans & Homelessness. Every document is generated from the same verified content this hub renders from, reviewed August 29, 2026.
How to use a package
Step 1
Download
Grab the whole package for your role as a .zip, or just the piece you need.
Step 2
Make it yours
Replace [Agency Name], [Presenter], and [Date]; trim the sections that don’t apply to you. Everything is editable.
Step 3
Present or send
Deck for the board meeting, memo for leadership, flyer for staff and partners, talking points for the Q&A.
What’s inside every package
Board deck
.pptxAround fifteen slides with speaker notes — the Act, what changes for you, an action plan, deadlines, and money.
At-a-glance flyer
.pdfOne page for staff and partners: the headline, the sections that matter, and the first things to do.
Leadership memo
.docxAn editable Word memo you can send up the chain — summary, implications, recommended actions, watch-outs.
Talking points & Q&A
.pdfShort answers to the questions your board, members, or council will ask, with section references.
Not every package is identical: the PHAs and HFAs packages also carry editable model documents — resolutions, policy language, and letter outlines with your choices left in brackets. They are listed on those packages below, and they are inside the .zip. They are drafting aids for your counsel to review, not filings.
Pick your package
Files download directly · .pptx opens in PowerPoint, Keynote, or Google Slides · .docx in Word or Google Docs
Start here
All housers
The 2026 housing law in one briefing — what it does, what it doesn’t, and what happens next.
For your board, staff, or leadership team. Cross-cutting — the provisions that touch the most housers, before you pick a role-specific package below.
12 sections 10 actions12 deadlines12 FAQ
Deck · title slide 
Flyer · one page Public Housing Authorities
For your Board of Commissioners and leadership team
RAD is permanent, HCV inspections got easier, and a new MTW cohort is coming — with reporting for everyone.
Deck · title slide 
Flyer · one page 18 sections 12 actions8 deadlines14 FAQ
Model documents you can adapt
- Public Housing Authorities: HCV Administrative Plan — model language for Sec. 405 (.docx · 46 KB)
Insertable Administrative Plan language for the Sec. 405 inspection changes — deemed inspections, remote/video inspections, and pre-inspected units — with [bracketed] agency choices and a citation under each block.
- Public Housing Authorities: Board resolution — acknowledging P.L. 119-101 and directing staff action (.docx · 44 KB)
A WHEREAS / NOW, THEREFORE resolution your board can adopt to acknowledge the Act and direct staff to inventory affected policies and report back, with bracketed placeholders throughout.
- Public Housing Authorities: Moving to Work cohort — letter of interest outline (Sec. 505) (.docx · 45 KB)
An outline of the eligibility facts Sec. 505 requires an agency to be able to state, drafted as a letter of interest — with a standing caution that HUD has not yet issued the selection notice.
Drafting aids, not filings. Every bracketed choice is yours to make, and your counsel should read the result before it is adopted or submitted — nothing here is legal advice.
- Public Housing Authorities: HCV Administrative Plan — model language for Sec. 405 (.docx · 46 KB)
State & Local Housing Finance Agencies
For your Board and executive team
HOME is reauthorized and rewritten; LIHTC and the Housing Trust Fund are untouched.
Deck · title slide 
Flyer · one page 22 sections 11 actions16 deadlines14 FAQ
Model documents you can adapt
- State & Local Housing Finance Agencies: Board resolution — acknowledging P.L. 119-101 and directing staff action (.docx · 44 KB)
A WHEREAS / NOW, THEREFORE resolution your board can adopt to acknowledge the Act and direct staff to inventory affected policies and report back, with bracketed placeholders throughout.
Drafting aids, not filings. Every bracketed choice is yours to make, and your counsel should read the result before it is adopted or submitted — nothing here is legal advice.
- State & Local Housing Finance Agencies: Board resolution — acknowledging P.L. 119-101 and directing staff action (.docx · 44 KB)
Developers & Owners
For your leadership team and investment committee
Faster environmental review, higher FHA limits, more bank equity capacity — and an investor purchase ban to check.
Deck · title slide 
Flyer · one page 20 sections 10 actions25 deadlines14 FAQ
Lenders, Banks & Credit Unions
For your leadership team, board, or credit committee
Small-dollar mortgages, appraisal rules, URLA changes, and a community-bank title.
Deck · title slide 
Flyer · one page 23 sections 10 actions24 deadlines14 FAQ
Cities, Counties & Regional Planners
For your council, commission, or planning board
A public-land database by October 1, CDBG tied to housing growth, and grants that reward reform.
Deck · title slide 
Flyer · one page 19 sections 11 actions14 deadlines14 FAQ
Advocates & Tenants
For your board, members, and coalition partners
New enforcement hooks in RAD and MTW, small tenant wins — and no new resources for the lowest-income renters.
Deck · title slide 
Flyer · one page 17 sections 10 actions9 deadlines14 FAQ
Rural & Tribal Housing
For your board or tribal council
The biggest USDA rural housing reform in years; tribes named as eligible, but no tribal title.
Deck · title slide 
Flyer · one page 16 sections 10 actions10 deadlines14 FAQ
Veterans & Homelessness Programs
For your board, CoC, or leadership team
HUD-VASH income protection in statute, an ESG shelter-cap waiver, and VA-loan prompts on every mortgage application.
Deck · title slide 
Flyer · one page 13 sections 9 actions4 deadlines14 FAQ
These are starting points, not legal, compliance, or financial advice. Each document is a plain-language explainer prepared by AI Housers (Houser Technologies LLC), independent of HUD, USDA, Congress, or any agency. Section numbers are the enacted numbers in Public Law 119-101; confirm against the enacted text and official agency guidance before acting, and see the open questions we are still tracking.
Regenerated when the hub content changes (last built Aug 30, 2026; content reviewed Aug 29, 2026). If the hub is corrected, the next build carries the fix into every package.
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Disclaimer: This hub is an independent, plain-language explainer built by a housing professional — it is not legal, compliance, or financial advice and is not affiliated with HUD, USDA, Congress, or any agency. Every fact links to a primary or authoritative source; when something could not be verified we say so. Always confirm against the enacted text and official agency guidance before acting.
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