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Cleveland, OH (PRWEB) February 16, 2012

The latest compliance changes to the Tenant Rental Assistance Certification System (TRACS) 202D could be mandatory as early as October 31, 2012. MRI Software is ready and waiting with Bostonpost Property Manager 9.2.

202D is designed to streamline the HAP voucher process and make it paperless.

According to Jed Graef, a product manager for compliance at Bostonpost, ?202D is a huge win for our customers. With the tools that Property Manager will provide, this could save countless hours in reconciliation work.?

Graef has been intimately involved in the creation of the TRACS 202D Industry Specification as the chair of the certification working group. At HUD?s request, Graef drafted the formal specification documents that TRACS and software vendors will use to ensure compliance.

Bostonpost Property Manager is MRI?s flagship affordable housing product and enables clients to manage properties developed with financing from Low Income Housing Tax Credits or subsidized by HUD, USDA and other Public Housing programs. The next release of Bostonpost Property Manager will fully support TRACS 202D functionality. To ensure an on-time delivery, Property Manager 9.1 already contains the complete infrastructure for 202D. Though not yet visible to users, the changes are ready and waiting for the compliance change.

About MRI Software

MRI offers business management software solutions to the global property management and investment industries. As a leading provider of real estate enterprise software applications and hosted solutions, MRI serves the global multifamily and commercial property industries, helping them improve their bottom line and maximize their returns on their diverse business portfolios. MRI leverages its 40 years in business to develop long-term successful relationships with its clients. For more information, please visit http://www.mrisoftware.com.

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For more than seven decades, the American government has acted to provide housing for the poor. In America’s Trillion-Dollar Housing Mistake, Howard Husock explains how, as with so many anti-poverty efforts, low-income housing programs have harmed those they were meant to help while causing grave collateral damage to cities and their citizens. Public housing projects, Mr. Husock writes, are only the best-known housing policy mistakes. His book explains how a long list of lesser-known efforts—including housing vouchers, community development corporations, the low-income housing tax credit, and the Community Reinvestment Act—are just as pernicious, working in concert to undermine sound neighborhoods and perpetuate a dependent underclass. He exposes the false premises underlying publicly subsidized housing, above all the belief that the private housing market inevitably fails the poor. Exploring the link between private housing markets and individual self-improvement, he shows how new and expensive public efforts are merely old wine in new bottles. Instead he argues for the deep but unappreciated importance to American society of economically diverse urban neighborhoods, and he demonstrates the historic and continuing importance of privately built “affordable” housing, from the brownstones of Brooklyn to the bungalows of Oakland and, in the present day, houses built through Habitat for Humanity. Bearing witness in the tradition of Jane Jacobs, Mr. Husock describes and laments the deadening effects of public and subsidized housing on the economies and vitality of American cities.

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