; and (B) provide evidence of such inability to meet housing related obligations, which may include past-due utilities or rent notices, eviction notices, and such other evidence as the Secretary may provide, except that a continuum of care may, in consultation with the Secretary, provide for additional manners of identifying inability to meet housing related obligations in situations in which such notices are not available; (4) provides for coordination with any local homeless prioritization criteria, including the Coordinated Entry System or any other evidence-based analytic targeting tool, applicable within the area in which the program will be carried out, in accordance with such requirements as the Secretary shall provide; and (5) meets such other requirements as the Secretary may establish. (d) Eligible financial assistance Amounts from grants under this section for an emergency housing assistance program shall be used to provide financial assistance only to meet housing-related obligations, including— (1) prospective rent due, except that such assistance may not— (A) be provided for a family for more than 8 months (whether consecutive or not) within the preceding 12 months; or (B) exceed on a monthly basis the amount that the Secretary determines is reasonable in comparison with rents charged for comparable dwelling units located in the same area in the private, unassisted local market; (2) rental arrears, with payments based on actual rent amount due; (3) mortgage payments due, including amounts past due, except that such assistance may not be provided for a household for more than 8 months (whether consecutive or not) within the preceding 12 months and may not exceed on a monthly basis such amount as the Secretary shall determine; (4) utility payments due, including amounts past due; (5) housing repairs necessary to make the premises habitable, including installing insulation, window repair, door repair, roof repair, and other repairs