Administration funding allows grantees and their project sponsors to pay for the general administration
of their HOPWA grants. Since HUD regulations differ on this count across programs, it is worth noting that costs associated
with the direct implementation of one of the other eligible HOPWA activities should be charged as direct costs
under that activity, and not as administrative costs. For example, the time that a grantee or project sponsor
spends directly administering a TBRA program - performing housing inspections, calculating rent, determining eligibility -
should be charged as a direct cost to the TBRA line item and not as an administrative cost.