This Housing Assessment was conducted and presented by Brian Hoffman, the Executive Director at the time. She since left her position in 2011. This is the housing assessment that presented at that time. I believe the date was 7/2009.
Subprime Meltdown: From U.S. Liquidity Crisis to Global Recessioncharlesbrownell
The document summarizes how loose lending standards for subprime mortgages, encouraged by government policies, led to a housing bubble and eventual financial crisis. It describes how banks took on risky loans but avoided liability by selling them to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac through securitization. When housing prices fell and borrowers defaulted, the effects rippled through the global financial system due to the widespread distribution of mortgage-backed securities.
We want loan officers to be... the MOST VALUABLE FINANCIAL ADVISOR to families and borrowers who want to achieve financial freedom.
Loan officers should be competing with CPAs, financial advisors, and Realtors to deliver the best advice experience and the best financial literacy education they’ve ever received.
The document is a presentation about reverse mortgages developed by the National Reverse Mortgage Lenders Association for educational purposes. It discusses what a reverse mortgage is, how it works, recent changes that make it safer and more affordable, and how people are using reverse mortgages to supplement retirement income, pay off debts, defer social security, and afford longer retirements. The presentation aims to help homeowners determine if a reverse mortgage could fit into their retirement plans.
The document summarizes information presented at a citizen workshop on the City of Edina's budget. Residents were asked to provide input to help guide budget decisions and priorities for funding levels and sources for various city amenities and services. Discussion questions addressed uses of surplus funds, appropriate subsidies for parks and recreation facilities, and opinions on property tax levels.
Dan Rawitch April 2020 Market Update slidesMortgage Coach
The document discusses the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the mortgage and housing markets, noting that mortgage lenders are facing margin calls, increased haircuts, and liquidity issues that will weaken profitability over the next 12 months. It also mentions that estimates show over 2 million homeowners will request forbearance on their mortgages and that HUD has released a plan for servicers to offer borrowers 6-month payment relief periods. Average home prices, housing inventory, and rental prices trends from 2008 to 2020 are shown in charts.
This document discusses Canadians' alarming levels of debt and provides statistics about household debt in Canada. It notes that the average amount of debt per Canadian household is $103,000 and over 1 million Canadians spend 40% or more of their income on debt repayment. The document advocates for debt reduction programs, noting that debt management plans (DMPs) can help consolidate payments, reduce interest rates, and restore credit ratings by making consistent monthly payments. It encourages readers who are struggling with debt to call for assistance.
This document provides an overview of different types of mortgages, beginning with fixed-rate mortgages. It discusses the pros and cons of fixed-rate mortgages, including their predictable payments but higher rates. It then summarizes variable-rate mortgages and how the interest rate can change, affecting monthly payments. The document aims to provide foundational information about mortgages to help with research and obtaining a mortgage.
A reverse mortgage allows senior homeowners to access equity in their home without making monthly payments. It provides funds via a monthly payment, lump sum, or line of credit. The homeowner retains ownership and can live in the home until passing away. The loan is repaid upon moving out or passing of the last surviving homeowner. Qualification requires being at least 62 years old, owning the home, and having sufficient equity. Costs of 5% of the loan amount are financed into the loan balance. Counseling is required to ensure the homeowner understands the product.
Subprime Meltdown: From U.S. Liquidity Crisis to Global Recessioncharlesbrownell
The document summarizes how loose lending standards for subprime mortgages, encouraged by government policies, led to a housing bubble and eventual financial crisis. It describes how banks took on risky loans but avoided liability by selling them to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac through securitization. When housing prices fell and borrowers defaulted, the effects rippled through the global financial system due to the widespread distribution of mortgage-backed securities.
We want loan officers to be... the MOST VALUABLE FINANCIAL ADVISOR to families and borrowers who want to achieve financial freedom.
Loan officers should be competing with CPAs, financial advisors, and Realtors to deliver the best advice experience and the best financial literacy education they’ve ever received.
The document is a presentation about reverse mortgages developed by the National Reverse Mortgage Lenders Association for educational purposes. It discusses what a reverse mortgage is, how it works, recent changes that make it safer and more affordable, and how people are using reverse mortgages to supplement retirement income, pay off debts, defer social security, and afford longer retirements. The presentation aims to help homeowners determine if a reverse mortgage could fit into their retirement plans.
The document summarizes information presented at a citizen workshop on the City of Edina's budget. Residents were asked to provide input to help guide budget decisions and priorities for funding levels and sources for various city amenities and services. Discussion questions addressed uses of surplus funds, appropriate subsidies for parks and recreation facilities, and opinions on property tax levels.
Dan Rawitch April 2020 Market Update slidesMortgage Coach
The document discusses the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the mortgage and housing markets, noting that mortgage lenders are facing margin calls, increased haircuts, and liquidity issues that will weaken profitability over the next 12 months. It also mentions that estimates show over 2 million homeowners will request forbearance on their mortgages and that HUD has released a plan for servicers to offer borrowers 6-month payment relief periods. Average home prices, housing inventory, and rental prices trends from 2008 to 2020 are shown in charts.
This document discusses Canadians' alarming levels of debt and provides statistics about household debt in Canada. It notes that the average amount of debt per Canadian household is $103,000 and over 1 million Canadians spend 40% or more of their income on debt repayment. The document advocates for debt reduction programs, noting that debt management plans (DMPs) can help consolidate payments, reduce interest rates, and restore credit ratings by making consistent monthly payments. It encourages readers who are struggling with debt to call for assistance.
This document provides an overview of different types of mortgages, beginning with fixed-rate mortgages. It discusses the pros and cons of fixed-rate mortgages, including their predictable payments but higher rates. It then summarizes variable-rate mortgages and how the interest rate can change, affecting monthly payments. The document aims to provide foundational information about mortgages to help with research and obtaining a mortgage.
A reverse mortgage allows senior homeowners to access equity in their home without making monthly payments. It provides funds via a monthly payment, lump sum, or line of credit. The homeowner retains ownership and can live in the home until passing away. The loan is repaid upon moving out or passing of the last surviving homeowner. Qualification requires being at least 62 years old, owning the home, and having sufficient equity. Costs of 5% of the loan amount are financed into the loan balance. Counseling is required to ensure the homeowner understands the product.
How Social Networks Generate Leads 2009 For Mortgage ProfessionalsSocial Jack
The document discusses how mortgage professionals can generate new business using social networks like Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter. It provides tips on setting up profiles, maintaining connections, blogging, posting content like articles and videos, and promoting events. The key message is that social networks allow professionals to connect with more potential clients and generate low-cost leads through recommendations within their online networks.
Options Credit's Don Antle explains how Canada is following the same path as the United States. Don shares more insight about debt on his website: http://optionscredit.ca
The document summarizes a presentation by Sarah Gerecke on HUD's Office of Housing Counseling. It discusses the goals of OHC to help consumers achieve housing goals and increase counseling impact. It describes the effects of funding cuts on agencies and increased client demand. It outlines the new structure of OHC established by Dodd-Frank, including new offices to oversee policy, outreach, and accountability.
1) The average debt obligation of active DC plan participants increased by 9% between 1992 and 2010, leaving less money available for retirement savings. For near-retirement participants between 50-65 years old, debt obligations increased even more sharply, by 69%.
2) Over 60% of households with DC plans accumulated more debt than retirement savings between 2010-2011. 20% took on credit card debt faster than retirement savings, while others accumulated mortgage, auto, or other debt faster than savings.
3) DC plan participants that accumulated any type of debt faster than retirement contributions had around 50% less retirement savings than those focused more on building savings. Debt savers had only about 2 years of replacement income saved compared to
A reverse mortgage allows senior homeowners aged 62 or older to convert equity in their home into tax-free cash payments, while continuing to live in their home. They do not require monthly mortgage payments or repayment of the loan until the last borrower permanently moves out or passes away. Common myths about reverse mortgages include that the borrower could lose ownership of their home or owe more than their home is worth, but reverse mortgages are structured to protect borrowers from these outcomes. Eligibility requires the home to be the borrower's primary residence and for them to receive counseling on reverse mortgage options and costs.
Primerica is the largest independent financial services marketing organization in North America, serving over 2 million clients and insuring over 4.3 million lives. Their mission is to help families become properly protected, debt free, and financially independent through teaching money management skills and providing financial needs analyses and products/services. Many Americans lack adequate savings, protection, and retirement plans. Primerica offers solutions like term life insurance and debt repayment programs to help clients achieve financial security.
This document discusses factors to consider when deciding whether to rent or buy a home. It outlines some key pros and cons of renting versus owning, including that mortgage payments may be lower than rent, owning allows for customization and building equity over time, but renting provides more flexibility. It also provides tips for first-time homebuyers, including getting pre-approved for a mortgage loan and establishing good credit.
The document discusses the major financial decision of whether to rent or own a home. Renting is the cheaper option upfront but the rent payments do not build equity, while owning requires a large down payment and closing costs but the monthly mortgage payments do contribute to building home equity over time. The document provides information about factors to consider for both renting and owning as well as costs associated with each option.
What To Do When You Can't Pay Your MortgageHoyes Michalos
Your home is your biggest asset but you're struggling with keeping up with your mortgage payments. What are your options to deal with your debts and keep your house.
This document discusses key issues and risks associated with using reverse mortgages for aging in place. It provides an overview of reverse mortgages, including consumer protections and counseling requirements. It also examines factors that affect the suitability of reverse mortgages for individual borrowers and risks of withdrawing large sums that can deplete equity and increase foreclosure risk. The document advocates for improving counseling and finding meaningful options to help older homeowners address financial needs while maintaining homeownership.
A reverse mortgage allows homeowners aged 62 or older to convert equity in their home into tax-free cash without having to make monthly payments. Recent changes have made reverse mortgages safer and more effective for retirement planning by limiting how much equity can be borrowed and providing mortgage insurance. People are using reverse mortgages to pay off existing mortgages, supplement retirement income, finance home renovations for aging in place, and have emergency funds. A reverse mortgage may be suitable for homeowners looking for ways to maximize their retirement savings and income as part of a balanced retirement plan.
Increasing your home loan eligibility can be achieved through several methods. The most common way is to extend the loan tenure, as this lowers the equated monthly installment payments. Another option is to repay any outstanding loans to remove debt from eligibility calculations. Additionally, clubbing or combining incomes of multiple family members can increase the total income considered for eligibility. A step-up loan starts with lower EMIs but increases payments over time, assuming future income growth. However, individuals need to carefully consider how raising eligibility may impact their long-term financial plans.
Construction & Real Estate Forum & Outlook | January 2020Rea & Associates
Rea & Associates and Overmyer Hall Associates presented the "Construction Forum & Outlook" seminar on January 23, 2020, t the Ohio State University's Fawcett Center. The presentation provided attendees with an economic outlook as well as insight into security and risk. Take a look at the slideshow presentation to learn more.
The document discusses the Making Home Affordable program which aims to help homeowners avoid foreclosure through various mortgage assistance programs. It provides information on the Home Affordable Modification Program (HAMP) which has modified over 950,000 mortgages, as well as the Home Affordable Foreclosure Alternatives (HAFA) program which assists homeowners transitioning out of their homes to avoid foreclosure. It also discusses the Hardest Hit Fund which provides additional assistance through programs administered by 18 state housing finance agencies and the District of Columbia.
Reverse mortgage to financial planners & advisorsMichael Pinter
The document discusses how reverse mortgages can help financial planners and their clients. It explains that reverse mortgages allow homeowners age 62+ to access equity in their home without making monthly payments. While reverse mortgages have negatives like closing costs and depletion of equity over time, they provide benefits like increased cash flow, repayment only upon moving or death, and never owing more than the home is worth. The document outlines strategies like using reverse mortgage proceeds to pay insurance premiums or fund long-term care.
This document provides information about Social Security benefits for retirement planning. It explains that Social Security is a federal program that provides benefits to retired and disabled people. Eligibility is based on earning credits through payroll taxes. The amount received depends on credits earned and the age benefits are taken. Though intended to supplement retirement, Social Security may only cover 40% of pre-retirement needs for many. The program faces strains as people live longer and more receive benefits. Planning contributions to retirement accounts can help offset reliance on Social Security.
Financing Energy Efficiency: Overview and Lessons- ACEEE presentationHarcourtBrownEF
This document discusses financing options for energy efficiency upgrades. It provides details on several successful existing programs, including Keystone HELP which offers unsecured personal loans for energy upgrades at rates from 4.99-6.99%. It also describes the Manitoba Hydro Power Smart program, one of the most successful on-bill loan programs with over $200 million lent through 50,000 loans at a subsidized 4.9% rate. The document advocates for making financing programs simple and expanding successful existing models.
This document discusses Lutheran Senior Services' Home Conversion Program which allows prospective residents to donate their home in exchange for a fixed annuity. It has helped over 130 residents move in and increased occupancy rates. The program involves teams for marketing, move-in resources, and stewardship who work together to evaluate financial options for residents and prepare donated homes for sale.
HOMEBUYING STEP BY STEP - Capitalhomelending.cacapitalhl
The document provides guidance to help determine if an individual is financially ready for homeownership. It includes worksheets to calculate a prospective buyer's current household budget, monthly debt payments, total monthly expenses, and gross debt service and total debt service ratios. These ratios compare housing and total debt costs to income to establish affordability. The document also provides a table to estimate the maximum home price a buyer can afford based on various factors like income, down payment amount, and mortgage interest rate. Mortgage loan insurance is also introduced to explain how it enables home purchases with lower down payments.
This document provides information to help guide first-time home buyers through the process of purchasing a home in Canada. It covers determining if homeownership is the right choice, assessing financial readiness, understanding financing options like mortgages, finding the right home, making an offer, and maintaining a home after purchase. The guide stresses evaluating costs, creating a budget, understanding credit, getting pre-approved for a mortgage, and bringing necessary documents to mortgage meetings. Overall, it aims to educate buyers on essential steps and considerations for purchasing a home.
How Social Networks Generate Leads 2009 For Mortgage ProfessionalsSocial Jack
The document discusses how mortgage professionals can generate new business using social networks like Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter. It provides tips on setting up profiles, maintaining connections, blogging, posting content like articles and videos, and promoting events. The key message is that social networks allow professionals to connect with more potential clients and generate low-cost leads through recommendations within their online networks.
Options Credit's Don Antle explains how Canada is following the same path as the United States. Don shares more insight about debt on his website: http://optionscredit.ca
The document summarizes a presentation by Sarah Gerecke on HUD's Office of Housing Counseling. It discusses the goals of OHC to help consumers achieve housing goals and increase counseling impact. It describes the effects of funding cuts on agencies and increased client demand. It outlines the new structure of OHC established by Dodd-Frank, including new offices to oversee policy, outreach, and accountability.
1) The average debt obligation of active DC plan participants increased by 9% between 1992 and 2010, leaving less money available for retirement savings. For near-retirement participants between 50-65 years old, debt obligations increased even more sharply, by 69%.
2) Over 60% of households with DC plans accumulated more debt than retirement savings between 2010-2011. 20% took on credit card debt faster than retirement savings, while others accumulated mortgage, auto, or other debt faster than savings.
3) DC plan participants that accumulated any type of debt faster than retirement contributions had around 50% less retirement savings than those focused more on building savings. Debt savers had only about 2 years of replacement income saved compared to
A reverse mortgage allows senior homeowners aged 62 or older to convert equity in their home into tax-free cash payments, while continuing to live in their home. They do not require monthly mortgage payments or repayment of the loan until the last borrower permanently moves out or passes away. Common myths about reverse mortgages include that the borrower could lose ownership of their home or owe more than their home is worth, but reverse mortgages are structured to protect borrowers from these outcomes. Eligibility requires the home to be the borrower's primary residence and for them to receive counseling on reverse mortgage options and costs.
Primerica is the largest independent financial services marketing organization in North America, serving over 2 million clients and insuring over 4.3 million lives. Their mission is to help families become properly protected, debt free, and financially independent through teaching money management skills and providing financial needs analyses and products/services. Many Americans lack adequate savings, protection, and retirement plans. Primerica offers solutions like term life insurance and debt repayment programs to help clients achieve financial security.
This document discusses factors to consider when deciding whether to rent or buy a home. It outlines some key pros and cons of renting versus owning, including that mortgage payments may be lower than rent, owning allows for customization and building equity over time, but renting provides more flexibility. It also provides tips for first-time homebuyers, including getting pre-approved for a mortgage loan and establishing good credit.
The document discusses the major financial decision of whether to rent or own a home. Renting is the cheaper option upfront but the rent payments do not build equity, while owning requires a large down payment and closing costs but the monthly mortgage payments do contribute to building home equity over time. The document provides information about factors to consider for both renting and owning as well as costs associated with each option.
What To Do When You Can't Pay Your MortgageHoyes Michalos
Your home is your biggest asset but you're struggling with keeping up with your mortgage payments. What are your options to deal with your debts and keep your house.
This document discusses key issues and risks associated with using reverse mortgages for aging in place. It provides an overview of reverse mortgages, including consumer protections and counseling requirements. It also examines factors that affect the suitability of reverse mortgages for individual borrowers and risks of withdrawing large sums that can deplete equity and increase foreclosure risk. The document advocates for improving counseling and finding meaningful options to help older homeowners address financial needs while maintaining homeownership.
A reverse mortgage allows homeowners aged 62 or older to convert equity in their home into tax-free cash without having to make monthly payments. Recent changes have made reverse mortgages safer and more effective for retirement planning by limiting how much equity can be borrowed and providing mortgage insurance. People are using reverse mortgages to pay off existing mortgages, supplement retirement income, finance home renovations for aging in place, and have emergency funds. A reverse mortgage may be suitable for homeowners looking for ways to maximize their retirement savings and income as part of a balanced retirement plan.
Increasing your home loan eligibility can be achieved through several methods. The most common way is to extend the loan tenure, as this lowers the equated monthly installment payments. Another option is to repay any outstanding loans to remove debt from eligibility calculations. Additionally, clubbing or combining incomes of multiple family members can increase the total income considered for eligibility. A step-up loan starts with lower EMIs but increases payments over time, assuming future income growth. However, individuals need to carefully consider how raising eligibility may impact their long-term financial plans.
Construction & Real Estate Forum & Outlook | January 2020Rea & Associates
Rea & Associates and Overmyer Hall Associates presented the "Construction Forum & Outlook" seminar on January 23, 2020, t the Ohio State University's Fawcett Center. The presentation provided attendees with an economic outlook as well as insight into security and risk. Take a look at the slideshow presentation to learn more.
The document discusses the Making Home Affordable program which aims to help homeowners avoid foreclosure through various mortgage assistance programs. It provides information on the Home Affordable Modification Program (HAMP) which has modified over 950,000 mortgages, as well as the Home Affordable Foreclosure Alternatives (HAFA) program which assists homeowners transitioning out of their homes to avoid foreclosure. It also discusses the Hardest Hit Fund which provides additional assistance through programs administered by 18 state housing finance agencies and the District of Columbia.
Reverse mortgage to financial planners & advisorsMichael Pinter
The document discusses how reverse mortgages can help financial planners and their clients. It explains that reverse mortgages allow homeowners age 62+ to access equity in their home without making monthly payments. While reverse mortgages have negatives like closing costs and depletion of equity over time, they provide benefits like increased cash flow, repayment only upon moving or death, and never owing more than the home is worth. The document outlines strategies like using reverse mortgage proceeds to pay insurance premiums or fund long-term care.
This document provides information about Social Security benefits for retirement planning. It explains that Social Security is a federal program that provides benefits to retired and disabled people. Eligibility is based on earning credits through payroll taxes. The amount received depends on credits earned and the age benefits are taken. Though intended to supplement retirement, Social Security may only cover 40% of pre-retirement needs for many. The program faces strains as people live longer and more receive benefits. Planning contributions to retirement accounts can help offset reliance on Social Security.
Financing Energy Efficiency: Overview and Lessons- ACEEE presentationHarcourtBrownEF
This document discusses financing options for energy efficiency upgrades. It provides details on several successful existing programs, including Keystone HELP which offers unsecured personal loans for energy upgrades at rates from 4.99-6.99%. It also describes the Manitoba Hydro Power Smart program, one of the most successful on-bill loan programs with over $200 million lent through 50,000 loans at a subsidized 4.9% rate. The document advocates for making financing programs simple and expanding successful existing models.
This document discusses Lutheran Senior Services' Home Conversion Program which allows prospective residents to donate their home in exchange for a fixed annuity. It has helped over 130 residents move in and increased occupancy rates. The program involves teams for marketing, move-in resources, and stewardship who work together to evaluate financial options for residents and prepare donated homes for sale.
HOMEBUYING STEP BY STEP - Capitalhomelending.cacapitalhl
The document provides guidance to help determine if an individual is financially ready for homeownership. It includes worksheets to calculate a prospective buyer's current household budget, monthly debt payments, total monthly expenses, and gross debt service and total debt service ratios. These ratios compare housing and total debt costs to income to establish affordability. The document also provides a table to estimate the maximum home price a buyer can afford based on various factors like income, down payment amount, and mortgage interest rate. Mortgage loan insurance is also introduced to explain how it enables home purchases with lower down payments.
This document provides information to help guide first-time home buyers through the process of purchasing a home in Canada. It covers determining if homeownership is the right choice, assessing financial readiness, understanding financing options like mortgages, finding the right home, making an offer, and maintaining a home after purchase. The guide stresses evaluating costs, creating a budget, understanding credit, getting pre-approved for a mortgage, and bringing necessary documents to mortgage meetings. Overall, it aims to educate buyers on essential steps and considerations for purchasing a home.
The Low to moderate income residential homebuyer has been overlooked by many lenders. This is an opportunity that could change the face of many communities and increase profitability of many banks.
Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Homeowner Sentiment Survey. Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices is pleased to announce the results of our 1st Quarter 2015 Consumer Sentiment Survey. The survey results are organized into the following segments:
How is Home Value Defined Today?
What is Most Important to Buyers and Sellers?
What are the Differences in Generational Preferences?
What are Priorities for Increasing Home Values?
How Does Your Agent Add Value to the Real Estate Process?
What is the State of the Real Estate Market Today?
The survey shows that homeowners and prospective buyers define value in broader terms of personal confidence in their housing investment and how a property meets their family needs now and in the future. As housing markets across America continue their recovery and with home equity rising for many, homeowners have increasing options. One-third of homeowners said they’ve considered selling their home in the near future. Those selling want homes that better fit their changing lifestyles and life events.
The document provides an overview of the home buying process in 3 sentences or less:
The presentation outlines the key steps in the home buying process including getting pre-approved, finding a home, making an offer, finalizing financing details, completing inspections, and closing on the purchase. It also discusses determining financing options, assessing affordability, and maintaining the home after purchase. The presentation aims to educate home buyers on navigating the process and emphasizes working with a mortgage consultant for assistance.
This document provides an overview of the home buying process. It discusses preparing for homeownership by saving money and improving credit. The stages of buying a home are outlined, including choosing homes that fit one's budget and criteria, obtaining financing, making an offer, and closing on the purchase. Both benefits and challenges of homeownership are described, such as higher monthly costs compared to renting but gaining equity over time.
This document summarizes a USDA Rural Development loan program that offers benefits for real estate agents and home buyers. Key features of the loan include no down payment, no private mortgage insurance (PMI), closing costs can be paid by the seller or rolled into the loan, debt-to-income ratios up to 29/41 or 31/43, and income limits that vary by county but generally allow maximum incomes up to $74,050 for 1-4 person households. The document provides an example loan with a purchase price of $100,000 that can finance up to $108,807 including closing costs and fees. Real estate agents are encouraged to utilize this loan program to help buyers and improve negotiations.
First Time Home Buyer's Guide - KM Realty Group LLCTammy Jackson
The process of buying a home can be overwhelming at times, but you don't need to go through it alone.
You may be wondering if now is a good time to buy a home… or if you should continue renting. The free eGuide below will answer many of your questions and likely bring up a few things you didn't even know you should consider when buying a home.
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The July issue of REIA News has just been released.
In this issue:
• Demolishing the negative gearing naysayers
• Have your say on qualifications
• Debunking the 7 year itch myth
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This document provides guidance to help people with disabilities plan their housing search. It discusses identifying basic housing needs and creating a household budget to determine how much rent can be afforded. The budget charts help calculate total monthly income, expenses, and the amount available for rent. If rents in the desired area exceed this amount, the document explains that a rent subsidy may be needed to cover the difference and make housing affordable. Rent subsidies, like the Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher program, allow tenants to pay 30% of their income toward rent while the subsidy pays the remaining costs directly to the landlord. Careful planning of needs and budget is presented as the first step toward finding suitable affordable housing.
This document provides an overview of the home buying process. It discusses preparing for homeownership by saving money and attending homebuyer education classes. The document outlines the steps to buying a home, including selecting homes and financing options, making an offer, getting inspections, and completing the closing. Key parts of the process include determining what you can afford, getting pre-approved for a mortgage, negotiating a purchase contract, and understanding your loan documents before finalizing the purchase. Potential issues that may arise are also addressed such as discrimination, predatory lending, and foreclosure prevention.
The RE Investment News is the quarterly newsletter for Real Estate Professionals from Mid-America Association of Real Estate Investors based in the Kansas City Metro and serving the Real Estate Industry since 2003.
Mini Case Study The Bakers Part I & IIAmanda Smith
The document provides a financial summary and counseling plan for Dean and Amy Baker. It finds that while the Bakers have adequate assets, their liquid assets, debt ratios, and spending habits need improvement. The counseling plan aims to build trust, identify overspending issues, review their financial statements, and implement a strict budget. Selling recreational vehicles and reducing gifts and clothing spending could generate $37,000+ to eliminate credit card debt and boost savings. The goal is to help the Bakers achieve their financial goals through open communication and accountability.
This document provides an overview of reverse mortgages, including their market potential, key features, and strategic uses. It discusses how reverse mortgages can provide purchasing power for home buyers age 62 and older. The document compares reverse and traditional mortgages, dispels common misconceptions about reverse mortgages, and shows examples of how a reverse mortgage could help buyers purchase a home with no monthly mortgage payment. It also outlines the growth of a reverse mortgage line of credit over time and potential strategic uses of the funds. The presentation aims to educate real estate professionals on reverse mortgages so they can better serve clients.
This document outlines the Equitable Wealth Initiative, which aims to help working African American women build wealth through homeownership and financial literacy. It notes that homeownership and retirement accounts are key determinants of household wealth but have been elusive for many African American women due to financial illiteracy, home loan discrimination, and wage disparities. The initiative seeks to address this by providing financial wellness programs, wealth building education, and help establishing generational wealth strategies. It plans to fund these programs through donations to purchase homes for participants and facilitate their sale through affordable agreements in order to help the women invest savings into retirement accounts.
This document provides information on two options for using a home to generate retirement income: downsizing to a less expensive home or taking out a reverse mortgage. Downsizing would allow adding $6,250 more yearly income by investing sale proceeds and cutting housing expenses. A reverse mortgage could provide $8,600 in yearly lifetime payments or lump sums/credit lines up to $139,000, depending on the home value and borrower's age, allowing remaining in the current home. Both options have tradeoffs to consider around costs, future needs, and preferences to stay in the current home.
2012 DADi Past and Present PresentationJoan Sacrison
During the time of receiving USDA grants for Deuel Area Development, these Power Points were shared to give people an idea of what our non-profit has been doing in our county.
...an overview of the principles of social media, and an outlined straight-to-the-point process of how to develop a strategy in order to effectively market a businesses using social media
Learn marketing keys from Belinda Engelhart with the Small Business Development Center. This will help your business as you begin to develop new markets.
Learn about business management methods that will help you plant your new business on a solid foundation. The key is team building and recognizing that you do have to be an expert at all areas of business. By building a team you can set your business up for greater success than by doing everything yourself.
The document outlines a multi-phase development plan for a rural sustainability showcase project. Phase 1 includes a restaurant, kitchen, 24-room hotel, fitness center, and training rooms powered by wind and solar energy and geothermal heat. Phase 2 adds a large conference room, breakout rooms, and concourse area. Phases 3-5 include a theatre, garden, and more hotel rooms. The project aims for LEED platinum certification through sustainable design and community collaboration.
Sales tax revenue figures for Gary, South Dakota from 2008-2009 are presented. The data shows monthly sales tax revenue comparisons between 2008 and 2009 as well as yearly historical comparisons and the yearly net change in sales tax revenue. The figures are estimates sourced from the South Dakota Department of Revenue and Regulation and analysis provided by Deuel Area Development.
The document summarizes the agenda for the annual meeting of the Deuel Area Development, Inc. (DADi) held at the Buffalo Ridge Resort in Gary, South Dakota. The agenda included a business meeting, elections for the board of directors, presentations on DADi's work and on a housing assessment report, and tours of the resort and demonstrations by Airstreams Renewables.
_Lufthansa Airlines MIA Terminal (1).pdfrc76967005
Lufthansa Airlines MIA Terminal is the highest level of luxury and convenience at Miami International Airport (MIA). Through the use of contemporary facilities, roomy seating, and quick check-in desks, travelers may have a stress-free journey. Smooth navigation is ensured by the terminal's well-organized layout and obvious signage, and travelers may unwind in the premium lounges while they wait for their flight. Regardless of your purpose for travel, Lufthansa's MIA terminal
Essential Skills for Family Assessment - Marital and Family Therapy and Couns...PsychoTech Services
A proprietary approach developed by bringing together the best of learning theories from Psychology, design principles from the world of visualization, and pedagogical methods from over a decade of training experience, that enables you to: Learn better, faster!
Optimizing Feldera: Integrating Advanced UDFs and Enhanced SQL Functionality ...mparmparousiskostas
This report explores our contributions to the Feldera Continuous Analytics Platform, aimed at enhancing its real-time data processing capabilities. Our primary advancements include the integration of advanced User-Defined Functions (UDFs) and the enhancement of SQL functionality. Specifically, we introduced Rust-based UDFs for high-performance data transformations and extended SQL to support inline table queries and aggregate functions within INSERT INTO statements. These developments significantly improve Feldera’s ability to handle complex data manipulations and transformations, making it a more versatile and powerful tool for real-time analytics. Through these enhancements, Feldera is now better equipped to support sophisticated continuous data processing needs, enabling users to execute complex analytics with greater efficiency and flexibility.
202406 - Cape Town Snowflake User Group - LLM & RAG.pdfDouglas Day
Content from the July 2024 Cape Town Snowflake User Group focusing on Large Language Model (LLM) functions in Snowflake Cortex. Topics include:
Prompt Engineering.
Vector Data Types and Vector Functions.
Implementing a Retrieval
Augmented Generation (RAG) Solution within Snowflake
Dive into the details of how to leverage these advanced features without leaving the Snowflake environment.
202406 - Cape Town Snowflake User Group - LLM & RAG.pdf
2009 Deuel County Housing Assessment Updated Key Findings 1st
1. Deuel County Housing Assessment Let’s take a look at housing in Deuel County and unlock the details together. Data Analysis + Observations + Insights by Deuel Area Development & the Rural Learning Center
2. Housing Road Map homes for sale affordability infrastructure projections renters quality of life movers building permits key learnings
3. Survey overview 61% Return Rate 696 Surveys Distributed, 428 Returned Businesses & organizations surveyed: Good Samaritan Society, Technical Ordinance, Deuel School, EMPI, ITC, Supreme MMT/ Pork Sanford Deuel County Hospital, H-D Electric, EMS, Deuel County National Bank American Family Insurance, Ardy’s Bakery, Aunt Sally’s Attic, Birdie’s Beauty Nest, Cenex C-Store, City of Clear Lake, City of Gary, Clear Lake Building Center, Clear Lake Chiropractic, Clear Lake Courier, Clear Lake Vet Clinic, Conservation Office, Deuel County, Deuel County Abstract Company, Deuel County Cenex, Deuel County Extension, Deuel County Hwy Department, Deuel County Pharmacy, Fritz Chevrolet, FSA Office, Gunderson Law Office, Hall’s Machine, Joyce’s, Kathy’s Corner, Kids In Motion, Lundberg Electric, Maynards, Mel’s Hardware, Melvees, Midwest Converter, Olson DDS, Pizza Shack, Post Office, Pronto Auto Parts, Swenson Ford, The Cowboy, The Lanes, Wells Fargo survey overview
4. Here’s afew things that we learned about housing in Deuel County… We’ll go through the main conclusions of the study first, and then provide all the details so you can see just how we got there. So, let’s get started!... Survey conclusions key learnings
8. What people believe to be affordable housing: Less than $100,000. $60,000 – $80,000 had the highest response. Average cost of a modest new construction ranch style home: $135/sq. ft. ($190,000 for 1400sq. ft. home) There is a gap between the cost of new construction and what people consider to be affordable.This gives great potential to a purchase-rehab-resell program. The Affordability Reality #2 key learnings
9. This gap between new construction and affordable home prices raises the question of whethernew home construction is the best solution for affordable housing in Deuel? There are a few other options for affordable housing that may fit well with our needs and our local housing market… What is the Best Solution for Affordable Housing? key learnings
10. With a Purchase – Rehab – Resell Program. The data shows that there are very affordable homes selling on the market. Let’s investigate how these very affordable homes (that are likely in need of repair) can provide a housing solution that people with low- to moderate- income can afford. Let’s Get Resourceful #3 key learnings
11. #4 Down Payments are an Obstacle Many people cannot afford a Down Payment. They either have other significant debt, or don’t have enough savings built up. So…what can we do to help? Here are some recommendations… key learnings
17. Lump sum / Forgivable loan from the employer, or
18. CD pledge (bank loans money as CD security, equity to borrower, when CD matures bank gets investment back)Dakota Dreams Savings Fund This ICAP fund will match 2-to-1 savings for income eligible families to contribute towards a home purchase. key learnings
19. Affordability Assistance Programs: Self-Help Mutual Housing Self-Help Mutual Housing a.k.a. ‘Sweat Equity’ housing is a program offered through ICAP and USDA Rural Development to get income eligible families into home ownership. 3 local qualified income eligible families needed for a project. Families work together to build their homes. Contractor hired through ICAP to supervise the project and teach homeowners skills needed to build their homes. Virtually no labor costs results in savings on new home construction. Nice homes. In recent project in Brookings, homes appraised for $135,000 and cost home owner approximately $95,000. key learnings
22. Can’t afford a down paymentHowever, given the current economic times, it is not the greatest time for gap financing. key learnings
23. Affordability Assistance Programs: Weatherization & Energy Audits Energy Audits. Some local electric co-ops may offer free advice for increased / improved energy efficiency, known as an energy audit. We could potentially conduct an energy audit on the more affordable homes for sale on the market and identify energy efficiency measures prior to the sale. This may be a tool to increase sales and make homes on the market more attractive to potential buyers. The audit may also point out grant resources available for weatherization. key learnings
24. Turn Faces into Neighbors #5 key learnings Let’s satisfy people who are already here, rather than focusing completely on people attraction. What would make you want to stay? How can our organizations help in retaining people?
25. Retaining Residents... Defined. The University of Nebraska Lincoln recently did a study on important tactics in retaining new residents, and found the following #1. Open-minded community attitude toward new residents / new ideas #2. Individual job and career enhancement #3. Clear, positive community vision #4. Opportunities to participate in community #5. New resident networking opportunities #6. Opportunities for leadership development #7. Community social functions key learnings
26. Self-investment. Our Community needs to decide to invest in itself. Why would anyone invest in us if we aren’t? There is no free money $$. Take this information and do your best to serve your community with it. #6 Invest in Yourself First key learnings
27. Housing Road Map homes for sale affordability infrastructure projections renters quality of life movers building permits key learnings
28. What those surveyed believe to be an affordablehome % of Surveyed Prices of Homes affordability
29. Income ranges Survey options for Annual Household Income: Less than $10,000 $40,000-49,999 $10,000-19,999 $50,000-90,000 $20,000-29,999 $90,000+ $30,000-39,999 The midpoint of each range was used to calculate the following slides. affordability
30. *Annual Household Income % of Surveyed **MHP Based on 28% of Annual Household Income *$15,000 *$10,000 affordability An affordable monthly housing payment calculated from Annual Household Income (including taxes & insurance)
31. Comparison of calculatedand actual housing monthly payments Monthly Housing Payment* *MHP Based on 28% of Annual Household Income Annual Household Income affordability
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33. If they had no other significant debt, the blue bar is what they could afford.
34. Debt load changes what an individual has available to pay for housing costs.? affordability
35. How does debt in South Dakota compare to the nation? According to Money Central on msn.com… 43% of American families spend more than they earn each year. The national average of household debt is $11,224 per household, not including mortgage debt. The average personal debt of a South Dakotan is $6,638.
36. Income of those hoping to build or purchase a home within the next two years % of Those Hoping to Build or Purchase Annual Household Income affordability
37. …And the cost of a home they can afford based on their income (cost of home calculated) Number of Houses Needed Price of House affordability
38. …Andthe down payment they can afford % of Those Hoping to Build or Purchase Down Payment affordability
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40. To help with down payment and closing costs, we could create, in conjunction with area employers, an Employer Mortgage Assistance Program.? affordability
41. Housing Road Map homes for sale affordability infrastructure projections renters quality of life movers building permits key learnings
42. The survey showed 90 current renters, and this is the type of rental housing they live in. % of Those who Currently Rent Type of Rental Housing renters
43. Of the 90 current renters, 34 hope to move to… % of 34 Current Renters Who Hope to Move Hope to Move Location renters
44. Current renters who hope to build or purchasea home within the next 2 years 15 hope to own a home within 2 years. 12 hope this home will be in Deuel County. - - This is good retention!! - - Affordability is important. renters
45. 59% of renters plan to move to one of the following rental units within 2 years. % of Current Renters Who Hope to Continue Renting Rental Preference renters
46. Housing Road Map homes for sale affordability infrastructure projections renters quality of life movers building permits key learnings
47. Of the 428 people surveyed, 84 hope to move to… % of Those Surveyed Who Hope to Move Hope to Move Location movers
48. What does the desire for acreages mean to our cities? Everyone wants their own piece of heaven in rural Deuel County Quality of life is important Land use planning is important Can we incorporate acreages into the outskirts of city limits? Homes on the outskirts of town could be laid out far enough from each other that gives the illusion of larger space. Acreages results of loss of tax income for cities, but is good for the county. ? movers
49. Of those hoping to move, 24 hope to move out of Deuel County. They currently live in… % of Those Surveyed Who Hope to Move Current Residence Location movers
52. Is housing really the most significant priority in Clear Lake?? movers
53. Of the commuters, 11 hope to move to the following Deuel County locations. % of Commuters Who Hope to Move Current Residence Location movers
54. Those hoping to move to Clear Lake are interested in the following types of homes. All make below $90,000 per year. 60% make less than $50,000 per year. % of Those Who Hope to Move to Clear Lake Type of Home movers
55. Housing Road Map homes for sale affordability infrastructure projections renters quality of life movers building permits key learnings
56. Here are the Clear Lake building permits from 2007 – 2008. building permits
67. Small size / Rural is important to everyone.... quality of life
68. Housing Road Map homes for sale affordability infrastructure projections renters quality of life movers building permits key learnings
69. What would improve your housing situation? % of Those Who Responded infrastructure
70. Housing Road Map homes for sale affordability infrastructure projections renters quality of life movers building permits key learnings
71. Supply and Projected Demand of Housing We wanted to know if the number of homes being sold on the market per year (i.e. supply) would meetthe projected demandof homes-for-sale needed given the number of people who wanted to build or purchase a home within two years. So, we crunched a few numbers, and… homes for sale
72. …We found the total number of those who hope to build or purchase a home in Clear Lake in the next 2 years. (18) Then took this total for 2 years (18) and divided it by 2 to get the total number per year. (9) To find out the projected total for the Clear Lake population, we took 9 x 3.1 (extrapolation for Clear Lake…but we’ll go over that later…) (28) The final number of homes needed turned out to be 28.We then compared this to the average numberof homes sold per year in Clear Lake in the past 5 years… homes for sale
74. Open Market Home Sales from 2004 - 2008 We also looked at historical home sales in Deuel County withinthe last 5 years. All home sales we considered were open market sales (by realtor, for sale by owner, or auction) & fit within three categories: Clear Lake homes for sale. Rural Town within city limits of any other community. Acreageswithin 3 – 30 acres, anywhere in Deuel. homes for sale
77. Non-open market home sale would be a sale not open to the public. For example, this could be a sale between relatives or a transfer of property. ? homes for sale
78. History of Open Market Home Sales 2005 – 2008 homes for sale
79. Absorption Rate Absorption rate: number of weeks it takes to sell the current inventory at the present rate of sales Absorption rate formula (Clear Lake) # listings on market= 14 # sold last month= 1 # sold (1) x 12 months= 12 divide 12/52 weeks = .23 units per week Divide .23 units per week into 14 (number of active listings) 14/.23= 60.9 60.9weeks is Absorption Rate homes for sale
80. Cost of Open Market Homes Sold from 2004 – 2008 # Homes Sold homes for sale
84. Rehab Opportunities: Purchase-Rehab-Resell A few ideas: Older lower price homes that are in need of improvements are good candidates for a Purchase-Rehab-Resell (P-R-R) program. Purchase-Rehab-Resell more likely to reach the ‘affordable’ market than new construction. ICAP offers an income-based program for homeowners to Rehab their homes. How much needs to be invested in these homes for rehab? We could potentially raise funds for P-R-R (keeping in mind that money is likely to be lost or break even) ... homes for sale
85. Clear Lake has affordable homes! Seems as though there is the perception in Clear Lake that there aren’t many affordable homes on the market. But… the data shows that there are… What is it about this that people are not considering this affordable homes? Average age of homes (2000 census) which is 10 years old ... homes for sale
86. Compare to expectations… So… If there are affordable homes on the market in Clear Lake, why is there a perception that there aren’t any? Is it that the homes aren’t meeting peoples’ expectations? Is that why homes have not been considered affordable? ? homes for sale
87. Housing Road Map homes for sale affordability infrastructure projections renters quality of life movers building permits key learnings
88. Now… to extrapolate the data Next we ‘extrapolated’ the data to look at the numbers as if the survey results wereappliedto the entire population of Clear Lake. Extrapolating looks at the data on a community-wide level. Your guess is as good as ours if 32% of the people in Clear Lake would be representative of the entire population. So here we go… projections
89. Here’s how we did it… 428 Sample Size (Survey Respondents) 1335 Clear Lake Population 3.1yield ratio (1335/428 = 3.1) Multiply 3.1x data = extrapolation value projections
90. Current renters who hope to move Based on this extrapolation, there are 279 current renters and 103 hope to move. 47 hope to own a home within 2 years. Of 47 who plan to own, 37 hope this home is in Deuel County. # of current renters who hope to move 24% Type of home projections
91. Hoping to move out of Deuel CountyBased on this extrapolation, those who hope to move out of Deuel County currently live in… # of those who hope to move out of Deuel 67% Current Residence Location projections
92. Move to locationBased on this extrapolation, here are the locations they hope to move to… # of people who hope to move 31% 12% Hope to Move Location projections
93. Commuters interested in living in Deuel CountyBased on this correlation, those who live out of Deuel County, but want to move into Deuel County would like to live in... # of people who hope to move Hope to Move Location projections
94. Preferred housing types in Clear LakeBased on this correlation, here are the preferred housing types for those who hope to move to Clear Lake… # of people who hope to move 44% Preferred Housing Type projections
95. Projecting the housing need in Clear Lake… The following are projections of the future housing need in Clear Lake. These projections are based off of the 2000 Census andactual population growth in Clear Lake since 1950. Since 1950, Clear Lake’s growth rate averages 4% per decade, which translates to an increase of .4% per year. projections
96. Projecting the housing need in Clear Lake… Based on the historical growth rate of .4% per year, we estimated future housing growth needs for the next 10 – 12 years(until 2020). Theseprojections look at the number of housing units needed to accommodate population growth in Clear Lake. The need is shown on a household basis rather than total housing units, as this will provide a more accurate picture for housing unit demand. In 2020 the average household size is projected to be 2.1. Based on these factors, here’s what Clear Lake’s projected housing need looks like… projections
97. Clear Lake’s Projected Need for Single Family Homes until 2020TotalOwner Occupied: 50 Units (=24 households) # of Units Price Level of Homes Needed projections
98. Clear Lake’s Projected Need for Single Family Homes until 2020, continued… This graph shows the Clear Lake’s additional housing need until 2020 to be… Fewer than 1 additional home per year per category, and… A total of 2 – 3 additional homes per year. ... projections
99. Clear Lake’s Projected Need for Rental Units until 2020Total Renter Occupied: 20 (=9 households) # of Units Rent Payment Threshold projections
100. Housing Road Map homes for sale affordability infrastructure projections renters quality of life movers building permits key learnings
101. #1 Healthy Housing Market #2 The Affordability Reality #3 Let’s Get Resourceful #4 Down Payments are an Obstacle #5 Turn Faces Into Neighbors #6 Invest in Ourselves First key learnings
102. Housing Programs Here are some housing programs available through State (South Dakota Housing Development Authority) and Federal sources. Nearly all of these programs cater to very-low income, low-income, elderly, and disabled persons, which makes community investment even more probable if our housing needs do not fit within these programs. resources
103. Single Family Housing Programs (South Dakota Housing Development Authority) First Time Homebuyer – Provides low-interest loans to first-time homebuyers. Mortgage Assistance Program – Provides down payment and closing cost financing assistance to qualified mortgagors. In the form of a second mortgage to homebuyers employed with a participating employer. Loan amounts: $600 – 6,000 depending on household income. Loan Assistance Program – Provides down payment, closing cost, and gap financing in connection with a home purchase financed by a 1st mortgage loan through a participating lender . (SDHDA) resources
107. Multifamily Housing Programs Low Income Housing Tax Credit Program – Provides incentives for private developers to develop and maintain rental housing for low income renters. Tax credits offer a reduction in federal tax liability to owners/investors in eligible low income new construction, rehab, or existing housing development. (SDHDA) Multifamily Bond Financing Program – Provides sponsors of selected multifamily housing developments with mortgage loans through the sale of tax-exempt or taxable revenue bonds. Developers apply to SDHDA for financing of new construction or acquisition and rehab of rental properties. (SDHDA) resources
116. Below market-rate loans to members with long-term financingFunds used in combination with other funding sources such as the Low-Income Housing Tax Credits and Community Development Block Grant. resources
117. Community Development Block Grant Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) is not often used in South Dakota for housing development, but there may be a slight possibility if used for infrastructure only. CDBG – HUD Program works to ensure decent affordable housing. An annual CDBG appropriation is allocated to States through “entitlement” jurisdictions (metropolitan areas), entitlement jurisdictions then distribute CDBG funds to other communities. The process works like this: HUD determines the amount of each grant by community need, population, age of housing, population growth lag in relationship to other metropolitan communities. Over a 1, 2 or 3 year period, no less than 70% of the funds must be used for activities that benefit low- and moderate-income persons, prevention of slums or blight, or address other urgent community development needs that pose a serious threat to the health or welfare of the community for which funding is not available. resources
118. Wells Fargo Homeownership Grant Program Wells Fargo Home Ownership Grant Program – The Wells Fargo Housing Foundation Mission is to provide sustainable homeownership opportunities for low-to moderate income people. The Grant Program provides financial resources to nonprofit local housing organzations to create sustainable homeownership opportunities for low- to moderate-income people. Wells Fargo Grant Program covers the following activities: Construction / Rehab for the development and redevelopment of construction or rehab of owner-occupied homes Homebuyer education, counseling, and prevention Subsidies for down payment and closing costs, interest rate buy downs and other susbsidies that help homebuyers purchase a home Essential home repairs, purchases and modifications Applications are reviewed 3x/year resources
119. Rural Site Development Programs Rural Site Development Programs can be used to stimulate the development of new affordable housing subdivisions in rural communities. SDHDA: Rural Site Development Loan SDHDA partners with local bank for 50% of the loan (local lender needed, must evidence to lender how project will cash-flow) 1/3 of the homes need to sell at the ‘affordable’ price ($160,000 for house, lot) Loans cover infrastructure development USDA Rural Development: Rural Housing Site Loan Program Site development loans bust be paid off in 2 years, or when lots are sold Loans cover infrastructure development resources
122. Challenges:Finding a local lender Generating & showing cash-flow Lots need to move fast so that a large enough increment is generated to pay off the cost of the infrastructure. resources
123. Self-Help Mutual Housing Self-Help Mutual Housing is a program offered through ICAP and USDA Rural Development to get income eligible families into home ownership. A.K.A. ‘Sweat Equity’ housing – a minimum of 3 local income eligible families must be identified to qualify for a project. ICAP hires a contractor, and the families work together to build their homes. No labor cost results in great savings for new housing construction for the homeowner, and valuable skills are learned throughout the process. In a recent project in Brookings, cost to the home owner was approx. $95,000, and assessed value of the home was approx. $135,000 – homeowner receives this equity. resources
124. USDA Rural Development Programs Guaranteed Rural Housing Loans – 100% home financing for qualified low- and moderate-income eligible individuals. Home Ownership Loans – Homeownership loan funds that may be used to buy, build, improve, repair, or rehab rural homes to provide adequate water and waste disposal systems. Funds may also be used to modernize homes (add bathrooms, central heating, kitchens, etc). Eligible for low- to moderate-income eligible families. Section 504 Rural Home Repair Loans and Grants – loans/grants restricted to very low-income individuals to modernize and improve home (grants eligible for income eligible people 62 years of age & higher. Section 538 Guranteed Rural Rental Housing Loans – loans to organizations intending to produce new affordable rental housing by inviting qualified lenders and eligible housing providers to propose rental complexes that will serve rural residents with low- and moderate-incomes. resources
125. HUD Programs HUD Section 202 Program – Provides capital advance to non-profit developers for development of elderly housing for either independent living or congregate (frail elderly) living. The program provides 100% financing, with a capital advance, no repayment loan and operational subsidy as long as it serves very-low income elderly for 40 years. HUD Section 811 Program – Provides a capital advance to non-profit developers for the development of housing for persons with disabilities. 100% financing with an operational subsidy. Also provides rental assistance. resources
126. Paint-South Dakota Paint-South Dakota is a program offered through the SDHDA (South Dakota Housing Development Authority) SDHDA will purchase the paint and primer needed The selected parties will need to provide a volunteer group to perform labor and organize equipment to paint the house. Guidelines for the program include… The home must be a single family, owner-occupied residence in need of painting The owner should be physically or financially unable to paint their home.
127. Come on, you know you have a question! Raise that hand! ? questions