MI HB6098

Defines "supportive housing property" as housing owned by a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization or nonprofit housing corporation with no more than 6 individual living units.

Requires all residents to have incomes at or below 30% of area median income and receive at least 1 hour per month of supportive services including mental health, substance abuse counseling, and daily living assistance.

Establishes an affidavit notification process where property owners must submit certification to the State Housing Development Authority before November 1 to begin tax exemption in the following year, with certified notification filed with the local assessing officer by December 1.

Limits statewide certification to 250 individual living units annually on a first-come, first-served basis, with a maximum of 62 units per county, though additional units may be certified in counties that reached the cap if statewide capacity remains.

Allows authority to randomly select applications when filing dates cannot establish priority order, while maintaining balanced unit distribution among counties exceeding the 62-unit limit.