; (2) for acquisition, rehabilitation, and development expenses that are not covered by a subsidy provided under paragraph (1), including a developer fee; (3) for capitalization of repair and replacement reserves, which funds may be used for repair and replacement expenses between resales to repair or improve a property so that a subsequent eligible households is not financially vulnerable due to deferred maintenance; (4) to provide initial stewardship funds to support the operations of the shared equity homeownership program; and (5) for the cost of administering the shared equity homeownership program, such as identifying and qualifying eligible households. (e) Eligible households Shared equity homeownership programs receiving funds under this section may serve households with an income under 120 percent of the area median income, as adjusted for household size, based upon the needs of the targeted market. (f) Technical assistance and capacity building hub The Secretary shall establish a dedicated shared equity housing professional technical assistance hub entity to educate and engage with local partners to share best practices and otherwise facilitate the shared equity homeownership model. (g) Annual report The Secretary shall establish a data collection hub to which all eligible entities receiving a grant under this section shall report on an annual basis— (1) the number of shared equity homes created; (2) the number of households served; (3) eligible household demographic characteristics