Mark-to-Market Extension and Enhancement Act of 2007

Bill 110 hr 3965, also known as the Mark-to-Market Extension and Enhancement Act of 2007, was introduced in the US Congress to extend and enhance the Mark-to-Market program. This program was established to help low-income housing projects receive funding and support.

The bill aimed to extend the Mark-to-Market program for an additional five years, allowing more low-income housing projects to benefit from its provisions. It also sought to enhance the program by making it more efficient and effective in providing assistance to eligible projects.

Some key provisions of the bill included increasing the funding available for the Mark-to-Market program, streamlining the application process for projects seeking assistance, and improving oversight and accountability measures to ensure that funds were being used appropriately. Overall, the Mark-to-Market Extension and Enhancement Act of 2007 was designed to support low-income housing projects and help them continue to provide affordable housing options for those in need.