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Housing Trust Fund is sponsored by Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs (TDHCA). The Texas Housing Trust Fund provides loans and grants to finance, acquire, rehabilitate, and develop decent and safe affordable housing. It currently administers single-family programs, including the Texas Bootstrap Loan Program and the Amy Young Barrier Removal Program.
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Housing Trust Fund | Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs If you or someone you know is in need of assistance, please visit our Help for Texans Page. Note: This page pertains to the State of Texas’ Housing Trust Fund, funded through state general revenue. For information on the federally funded National Housing Trust Fund, please go to the Multifamily Direct Loan Program page .
The Texas Housing Trust Fund provides loans and grants to finance, acquire, rehabilitate, and develop decent and safe affordable housing. The Housing Trust Fund currently administers the single family programs described below. All Texas Housing Trust Fund Programs are implemented only through eligible nonprofits, for-profits, public housing authorities and local governments that have executed a Housing Trust Fund reservation agreement.
If you are an individual seeking housing assistance, please visit our Help for Texans page. Texas Bootstrap Loan Program The Texas Bootstrap Loan Program assists low-income “Owner-Builder” households (no more than 80% Area Median Income) to purchase or refinance property for self-help construction. Assistance is in the form of 0%-interest loans of up to $45,000.
State-certified Administrators or Colonia Self-Help Centers originate the Bootstrap loans and oversee self-help construction. Amy Young Barrier Removal Program The Amy Young Barrier Removal Program helps Persons with Disabilities with a low income (no more than 80% Area Median Family Income) to make their homes more accessible.
Assistance is in the form of one-time grants of up to $22,500 to construct reasonable accommodations for renters and homeowners so that any household member with disabilities can fully access their home. Helpful Information and Links If you are an individual seeking assistance, visit Help for Texans .
Notices of funding availability (NOFAs) HTF funding sources and plans Public roundtables and training sessions Map of the 13 Uniform Service Regions (PDF) in Texas. Income and Rent Limits page For more information or questions, please email HTF@tdhca. texas.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Eligible nonprofits, for-profits, public housing authorities, and local governments that have executed a Housing Trust Fund reservation agreement. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Housing Trust Fund is funded by Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs (TDHCA). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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