Q&A
Resource intensiveness of the 3rd party transfer program for DOF
1:28:23
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Council Member Pierina Ana Sanchez inquires about the resource intensiveness and costs associated with the 3rd party transfer program for the Department of Finance. Deputy Commissioner Annette Hill responds by explaining the main costs are related to notices and staffing, involving data processing and list creation.
- DOF's role includes pulling information on outstanding liens and sharing it with HPD
- The process involves data staff and creating required lists
- Exact cost figures were not provided, but could be obtained if needed
Pierina Ana Sanchez
1:28:23
So for for Department of Finance, HPD may have partially answered this for you, but can you describe what the with sort of, like, the resource intensiveness or costs associated with the 3rd party transfer program have been for the Department of Finance?
Annette Hill
1:28:40
Okay.
1:28:40
Hi.
1:28:41
My name is Annette Hill.
1:28:42
I'm the deputy commissioner of I mean, custom operations of Department of Finance.
1:28:47
For us, our course is associated with with notices and staffing.
1:28:51
I don't have an exact amount, but I could get that if needed.
1:28:58
But we we do most we pull the information of the outstanding liens, and we share it with HPD.
1:29:08
So that includes our data, our data staff, and then they'll come back and tell us which properties based on the selection and for the list to be created.
1:29:21
So we do it depends on the notice and and our staff and involve a firm creating the required list.
