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Revolving Loan Fund (RLF) is sponsored by Kansas Housing Resources Corporation (KHRC). The Revolving Loan Fund (RLF) supports the development of moderate-income housing and infrastructure in Kansas. These loans complement other resources by increasing borrowing capacity and closing funding gaps, and can be used in both rural and urban markets.
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Housing Development: MIH, KHITC, and RLF | Kansas Housing Resources Corporation Housing Development: MIH, KHITC, and RLF Russell Celebrates Flintwood Senior Housing Grand Opening February 20, 2026 | Development offers 24 accessible duplex homes for Kansans aged 55 and older. Housing... Kansas Housing awards $13.
8 million in MIH and KHITC for rural housing development Seventeen Kansas initiatives will receive a combined total of $6,187,944 in Moderate Income Housing (MIH) funds, and $7,629,000 in... Victoria ribbon cutting celebrates moderate-income housing victory for seniors Victoria, Kansas has proven what’s possible when a town of 1,129 neighbors unite in a mission to create affordable...
Developers break ground on 40 new affordable homes in Manhattan On Nov. 7, Executive Director of Kansas Housing Resources Corporation (KHRC), Ryan Vincent, joined with Frontier Development Group, City... “Quality of Life Right Here:” Natoma Celebrates Grand Opening of Retreat at Paradise Valley Development offers 12 homes for Kansans with moderate incomes.
It was a Zillow posting that first led Maryland developer... United Village expands workforce housing in Dodge City On April 24, 2025, Kansas Housing Resources Corporation (KHRC) participated in a ribbon cutting, along with developer, M. R.
Builder,... Kansas Housing awards $14. 2 million in MIH, KHITC, and RLF for rural housing development Fifteen Kansas projects will receive a combined total of $8,180,854 in Moderate Income Housing (MIH) funds, $5,394,000 in Kansas...
KHRC Receives 74 applications for Moderate Income Housing in round 4 On Friday, November 22, KHRC accepted applications for the Moderate Income Housing (MIH), Kansas Housing Investor Tax Credit (KHITC),... Kansas Housing awards $1. 6 million in KHITCs for rural housing development Builders and developers in six Kansas communities will receive a combined total of $1,696,000 in Kansas Housing Investor Tax...
Kansas Housing awards $3. 7 million in KHITCs for rural housing development Builders and developers in six Kansas communities will receive a combined total of $3,794,000 in Kansas Housing Investor Tax Credits (KHITCs)... Kansas Housing awards $4.
9 million in KHITCs for rural housing development Builders and developers in thirteen Kansas communities will receive a combined total of $4,984,000 in Kansas Housing Investor Tax... Kansas Housing awards $3. 9 million in Moderate Income Housing funds and $6.
1 million in Kansas Housing Investor Tax Credits for rural housing development Twelve Kansas communities will receive a combined total of $3,955,215 in Moderate Income Housing (MIH) funds* and $6,069,000 in Kansas Housing... Kansas Housing awards $4. 6 million in MIH funds, $8.
9 million in MIH-ARPA funds, and 5. 4 million in KHITCs for rural housing development Twenty Kansas projects will receive a combined total of $4,675,000. 00 in MIH funds, $8,946,000.
00 in MIH-ARPA funds, and 5,474,000... Kansas Housing awards $4. 9 million in MIH funds, $8.
5 million in MIH-ARPA funds, and 6. 4 million in KHITC for rural housing development Fifteen Kansas communities will receive a combined total of $4,925,400 in MIH funds, $8,475,000 in MIH-ARPA funds, and 6,441,000... Kansas Housing awards the first State Affordable Housing Tax Credits The first Kansas Affordable Housing Tax Credits have been awarded to four 4% Low Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) and...
Kansas Housing awards $4. 9 million in MIH funds and 7. 5 million in KHITC funds for rural housing development Eleven Kansas communities will receive a combined total of $4,998,936 in Moderate Income Housing (MIH) funds and 7,593,000 in...
Kansas Housing awards $2. 4 million for rural housing development Five Kansas communities will receive a combined total of $2. 4 million to develop affordable housing for moderate-income families in...
State Designates $62 million for Affordable Housing Development Governor Kelly capped off the legislative session by signing two major bipartisan housing bills into law, representing a significant... Kansas Housing awards $2 million for rural housing development Eight Kansas communities will receive a combined total of $2 million to develop affordable housing for moderate-income households. The...
Kansas Housing awards nearly $2 million for rural housing development Nine Kansas communities will receive a combined total of almost $2 million to develop affordable housing for moderate-income families.... Kansas Housing awards $2. 3 million for rural housing development Thirteen Kansas communities will receive a combined total of $2.
3 million to develop affordable housing for moderate-income families. The... Moderate Income Housing (MIH) The Moderate Income Housing (MIH) program serves the needs of moderate-income households that typically don’t qualify for federal housing assistance.
MIH grants and/or loans are awarded to cities and counties with populations fewer than 60,000 to develop single or multi-family properties for homeownership or rentals. Households with an annual income of 60-150% Area Median Income (AMI). Cities and counties with populations fewer than 60,000 are eligible for the Moderate Income Housing Program.
View Application Resources Kansas Housing Investor Tax Credit (KHITC) The Kansas Housing Investor Tax Credit (KHITC) brings housing investment dollars to communities that lack adequate homes. Housing development complements economic development, enabling communities to attract businesses, employees, and new residents. Communities that desire development of suitable residential housing to complement economic growth.
Builders and developers with projects located in counties with a population of 75,000 or less are eligible to apply for the Kansas Housing Investor Tax Credit program. View Application Resources Revolving Loan Fund (RLF) The Revolving Loan Fund (RLF) supports the development of moderate income housing and infrastructure in Kansas. These loans complement other resources by increasing borrowing capacity and closing the funding gap.
Fund resources may be used in both rural and urban markets. Kansans who earn too much to qualify for affordable housing yet may struggle to afford quality market-rate homes. At least 50% of Revolving Loan Funds will be allocated to rural cities or counties with populations under 60,000.
The RLF is primarily designed for builders or developers, though the following entities are also eligible to apply: local governments, political subdivisions of the state, and nonprofit organizations focused on housing development.
View Application Resources Notice of Resource Availability (NORA) Notice of Funds Available (NOFA) Prior Round Notice of Resource Availability (NORA) Accessibility Certification 2025 MIH-KHITC Award List 2024 Round 4 MIH-KHITC-RLF Award List 2023 Round 3 MIH-KHITC Award List 2023 Round 2 MIH-KHITC and MIH-ARPA Award List 2023 Round 1 MIH-KHITC and MIH-ARPA Award List 2022 MIH-KHITC Award List 2026 KHITC Rolling Round Notice of Resource Availability (NORA) 2026 KHITC Rolling Round Notice of Funds Available (NOFA) Prior Round Notice of Resource Availability (NORA) 2026 KHITC Rolling Round Notice of Application 2026 KHITC Rolling Round Excel Application KHRC Accessibility Certification 2026 KHITC Rolling Round Site Review Checklist 2025 MIH-KHITC Award List 2024 Round 4 MIH-KHITC-RLF Award List 2024 Round 3 KHITC Awards 2024 Round 2 KHITC Awards 2024 Round 1 KHITC Awards 2023 Round 1 MIH-KHITC-MIH-ARPA Awards 2023 Round 3 MIH-KHITC Awards 2022 MIH-KHITC Award List Notice of Resource Availability Notice of Funds Available 2024 Round RLF Application Accessibility Certification Borrower's Authorization Form 2024 Round 4 MIH-KHITC-RLF Award List Moderate Income Housing (MIH) Compliance Novogradac Rent & Income Calculator Kansas Department of Commerce Kansas Certified Population Data Moderate Income Housing: MIH@kshousingcorp.
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Maximum Income for Weatherization (200% of FPL) This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged. Please note: Kansas Housing Resources Corporation (KHRC) is not a direct provider of housing or services. KHRC resources are provided by a network of partners across the state.
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Revolving Loan Fund (RLF) is funded by Kansas Housing Resources Corporation (KHRC). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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