HOUSING INITIATIVES PROGRAMS

AFFORDABLE HOUSING

What is affordable housing?

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State and federal government agencies recognize that households have other essential expenses including food, clothing, child care, transportation and others.

Therefore, housing is affordable if it does noes not exceed 30% of a family's annual income.

In addition, the definition of "low income" is established by the US Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) as a percent of the Area Median Income (AMI) and varies from region to region and by houshold size.

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DO YOU NEED MONEY TO BUY A FIRST HOME OR START/EXPAND A SMALL BUSINESS?

 The Midland College Business and Economic Development Cetner (BEDC) has a Savings for Independence  program to match the savings of Midlanders saving for a first home or to start/expand a small business.  For every $1 saved, the program will match $3.  Up to $1,000 of savings will be matched.

 Program participants will earn match money by

For more information, please call the BEDC at 684-4309 or visit

www.midland.edu/bedc/ida

 

FREE TAX HELP for Households earnng less than $42,000!

If your household earned less than $42,000 in 2008, you may qualify for:

Dial 2-1-1 for a list of Midland County

Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) Providers