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Find similar grantsTransformational Affordable Housing Revolving Loan Fund (THLF) is sponsored by Colorado Department of Local Affairs, Division of Housing. This opportunity supports mission-aligned projects and measurable outcomes.
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Transformational Affordable Housing (Homeownership and Workforce) Housing Grant Program | National Low Income Housing Coalition Transformational Affordable Housing (Homeownership and Workforce) Housing Grant Program Colorado Department of Local Affairs, Division of Housing Established in 2022 by Colorado House Bill 2022 1304 (HB22-1304) and Colorado House Bill 2022 1377 (HB22-1377), Colorado's Transformational Affordable Housing (Homeownership and Workforce) Housing Grant Program "provides funds and resources to assist eligible applicants in developing, creating or preserving affordable housing opportunities in their communities."
The program is funded through the Coronavirus State and Local Fiscal Recovery Funds (SLFRF) program, a part of the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA).
Special one-time federal funding Kristin Toombs; Andrew Paredes Division of Housing, Colorado Department of Local Affairs [email protected] ; [email protected] Income Eligibility Threshold Other income eligibility criteria Income Eligibility Threshold Detail 50% of the units be below 140% AMI for rural rentals, below 170% AMI for rural resort rentals, and below 80% AMI for urban rentals Victims of domestic violence; Persons with disabilities
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Transformational Affordable Housing Revolving Loan Fund (THLF) is funded by Colorado Department of Local Affairs, Division of Housing. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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