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A. -The aforementioned MHFA - CASA program has been available for several <br />years and should be available In 2004. The one point that needs to be made <br />IS that CASA is a Community ACTIVITY Program, which does entail some <br />participation on the part of the city. <br />B. Federal National Mortgage Association (FNMA) first time and low income <br />programs that assist buyers to qualify with very lov/ downpayments (3%). <br />There are variations of these programs also available through Federal Home <br />Loan Mortgage Corporation (FHLMC). FNMA and FHLMC are the largest <br />sources of mortgage funding and continue to enhance their offerings of <br />programs to assist buyers for developments such as yours. <br />C. Bank sponsored programs may be available that can provide additional lov/ <br />downpayment options and aid in funding some buyer’s closing costs. <br />D. Assistance from grants or gifts acquired from non-profit organizations to aid <br />lov/ and modGrato-incomG buyGrs buy homGS. <br />for purchases of properties closing tv/o plus years in the future it is <br />dirticult to estimate what will be available orv/hat will be the terms for maximum sale <br />pnces or income levels. The best assumptions would be that we can use today's <br />numbers and if there are properties that fit into those guidelines these properties <br />could be offered as “affordable housing" units under the requirements of the <br />Metropolitan Councils affordable guidelines when marketing begins in the future. <br />Whenever we deal with new construction affordable housing it is a moving target. The <br />maximum allov/able sale price moves, as does the maximum allowable Income Also <br />because there are numerous guidelines that do not necessarily move in tandem. There <br />have been instances whore a sales price limit has not changed for years but Income <br />limits have changed annually. However, from a financing standpoint it should be safe to <br />say that if you have units available at a sale price of under $200,000 v/hen you begin <br />marketing the condominium units (2004) they should qualify as affordable units <br />according to the Metropolitan Council and MHFA and be eligible for some and hooefullv <br />numerous financing programs at that time. ^ <br />Before you and the city .«elect the specific criteria for affordable housing in this <br />development it would seem prudent to reevaluate the situation in mid to late 2003 when <br />you will be able to establish approximate sale prices in the condominium building and <br />we will be in possession of then current, updated information on financing programs. <br />I will be traveling on business until 8-26. <br />USB OnCNO AIFCRD HCUSE . Oco 8-20<2
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