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Find similar grantsHomeownership Program (Ouachita, Lincoln, and Jackson Parishes) is sponsored by Habitat for Humanity of North Louisiana. Habitat for Humanity of North Louisiana provides affordable homeownership opportunities to residents of Ouachita, Lincoln, and Jackson Parishes.
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Ouachita, Lincoln & Jackson Parish NO APPLICATIONS OPEN AT THIS TIME. Habitat home ownership is a hand up, not a handout . We service Ouachita, Lincoln and Jackson Parish.
We believe in the positive power of affordable home ownership. Owning a home is an excellent way to put down roots in a community, to have a healthy place to live that you can call your own, and to provide your family with strength, self-reliance, and stability. HFHNL offers affordable home ownership by partnering with the community to build quality, energy efficient homes using as much donated labor and materials as possible.
We then sell the homes to qualified applicants with zero-interest mortgages and affordable monthly payments based on income. House design: HFHNL is not a custom home builder. Our homes are designed to focus on providing simple, decent housing that “fits” the household size and accessibility needs.
The homes are very energy efficient to save you money far into the future. Must be a resident of Northeast Louisiana for at least 6 months. A need for affordable housing means you are unable to obtain adequate housing through conventional means, and your current housing includes issues such as: housing is overcrowded, or neighborhood is unsafe, or there are health & safety issues due to poor maintenance.
Our program is possible thanks to community support, and Habitat home buyers are expected to contribute 250 hours of volunteer labor to support our mission. This “sweat equity” does more than help to make the home affordable—it creates a positive community and offers the skills & knowledge you’ll need to be a successful homeowner.
You must have a steady source of income to be able to repay your mortgage loan and your annual property taxes/insurance (see chart below for current income guidelines). Must be within 80% of the median area household income Applicants should also have decent credit and a history of paying bills on time with no outstanding liens or judgments. To mail in an application, use the following address: Habitat for Humanity of North Louisiana P.
O. Box 2182, Monroe, LA 71207 To submit an application in person, use the following address: Habitat for Humanity of North Louisiana 2816 Deborah Drive, Monroe, LA 71201 FOR CURRENT HOMEOWNERS: DOWNLOAD HOME MAINTENANCE PACKET
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Residents of Ouachita, Lincoln, and Jackson Parishes who have resided in Northeast Louisiana for at least six months, demonstrate a need for housing, and show the financial ability to repay a zero-interest mortgage. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Homeownership Program (Ouachita, Lincoln, and Jackson Parishes) is funded by Habitat for Humanity of North Louisiana. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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