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Housing Assistance Corporation

(A non-profit corporation)

Housing Assistance Corporation (HAC) a non-profit corporation based in Nevada

in association with other Federally registered 501(c) (3) non-profit Corporations
presents the Home Grants program. Home Grants is a Special Down Payment
Assistance Program providing non-repayable Grants/Gifts to individuals and
families nationwide.
The Home Grants program has helped thousands of individuals and families by
providing Home Grants that do not have to be repaid. The Granted funds are
generally utilized for Down Payments and Closing Costs. Our liberal requirements
make our Home Grants program some of the most accessible funds in the country.
HAC stands committed to providing these non-repayable Home Grants along with
required homeowner education.

The participating non-profit organizations are staffed by teams of dedicated and

experienced Real Estate professionals who are committed to helping consumers to
achieve the American Dream of home ownership. Through our program, most
individuals and families will be able to purchase a home with "Little" or "No Money
Down". The Home Grants program is able to help individuals and families all 50 of
the United States.

HAC works hand in hand as well as with many other Non-Profit organizations as a
joint effort to provide our services to consumers Nationwide. HAC trained debt
counselors educate our Home Grant recipients on budgeting and debt
management on an individual basis. The stated purpose of HAC is to "promote
home ownership through fiscal responsibility and budget management".

Our focus is arranging "non-repayable" Home Grants to assist homebuyers with

their Down Payments and closing costs. Our Home Grants usually will facilitate
loan closings by providing the critical Down Payment and Closing Costs funds to
perspective homebuyers.
 Housing Assistance Corporation
1324 South Eastern Ave
Las Vegas, Nevada 89104
Tel 1-702-384-1744
Fax (702) 385-4055

Apply Online or Call 1-702-384-1744

This NEW HOUSING GRANT SOURCE IS HELPING 300,000 people a YEAR!

PIC is a non-profit organization dedicated to helping you become a homeowner.

Our mission is to gift down payments to qualified buyers and help the community
as a result. PIC provides a down payment with no repayment and no second
mortgage or lien of any type. It is a true gift to you!

Is The PIC Program For You?

Are you tired of paying your landlord every month so that he continues to build his
assets and you have nothing to show for it other than a rent bill?
Do you want to have a safe environment for your children to grow up in?
Are you looking to become part of a community where you and your family can
begin to build fond memories?
Did you think you’d have to wait until you saved enough money to buy a home?
Have you always wanted to own a home?
Are you looking to buy a bigger home?
 Have you maintained decent credit especially with your mortgage or rent
payments?

If you answered YES to any of these questions, then you probably have what it
takes to own your own home. To get started follow the steps below and we’ll help
you find the perfect fit with our preferred provider team.

Get started NOW!

Use the contact form on the right or apply for a mortgage first.

We're Helping You PIC Your Future!

This new organization is HUGE and doing SO much to help homeowners

own homes through GRANTS!

Enterprise Community Partners

Enterprise helps build affordable housing for low-income Americans by providing
financing and expertise to community and housing developers. Every 80 minutes,
someone moves into a house we helped create. Enterprise Community Partners is
a national nonprofit that provides loans, grants and information resources. Our for-
profit subsidiary, Enterprise Community Investment, offers tax credit financing and
asset management services. Pictured at left: The courtyard at Broadway Crossing,
Seattle, a Green Communities project. Photo by: Stefanie Felix.
Noteworthy
Plan Puts Billions Toward Affordable Housing in
Los Angeles
Enterprise joined the city of Los Angeles in announcing
Housing That Works, the Los Angeles five-year,
$5 billion plan to increase the affordable housing
supply in the city. Enterprise's Southern California
Office Director Jeff Schaffer stood with Mayor
Antonio Villaraigosa to unveil Enterprise’s $700 million commitment to the
city in support of the housing plan. The funds are allotted through loans,
grants and equity and will help with the creation and preservation of
20,000 affordable, transit-oriented homes. Photo: Los Angeles Mayor
Antonio Villaraigosa.
Photo by: Gabor Ekecs.

This NEW GRANT PROGRAM you just have to check out!

Lauderhill offers $10,000 grants for home buyers

Lauderhill offers grants up to $10,000

By Juan Ortega | South Florida Sun-Sentinel

October 14, 2008

Lauderhill - The city is offering 51 low-income families up to $10,000 each

to buy new townhouses at the half-built Georgetown Homes subdivision.
That offer has divided neighbors in the two-year-old community of 190
townhomes east of State Road 7 just north of Sunrise Boulevard.

"I'm very upset," said Carol Albano, a two-year resident. "Why are these
people getting a break? Why don't they give owners a break by paying
our association costs?"

Her neighbor Jose Lemos supports the idea.

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"We need to move this economy," he said. "If a guy is able to buy a
home, it's a good idea."

Officials say the city has a big stake in seeing Georgetown succeed: It is
in an area marked for redevelopment, where malls and a gospel museum
are scheduled to open in a few years. The county's $70 million Central
Broward Regional Park opened nearby last year.

"A big part of our future is the redevelopment of State Road 7," said Don
Giancoli, the city's Community Redevelopment Agency director.

Giancoli said the sluggish housing market could further delay

Georgetown's construction or prompt its developer, Centerline Homes, to
scale back the subdivision. So the city partnered with Centerline to
provide the homeownership aid.
The program is expected to help Centerline sell units that aren't moving,
speed up construction of an additional 130 townhouses and support a city
initiative to increase the number of homeowners citywide.

City Manager Charles Faranda said he didn't expect other developers to

request similar aid. He said Georgetown is the only subdivision in the city
whose construction began in more flush times and has slowed.

"These are units that were already in the hopper," he said.

Officials from the city and Centerline said they didn't recall who initiated
discussions for assistance. Last week, the city began circulating program
fliers announcing the money, from a $510,000 state grant.

Vincent Miller, manager of the city's Office of Business and Neighborhood

Enrichment, said the grant will be divided among 51 people, including 15
city employees.

He said those eligible must have good credit and meet federal guidelines
to verify they are low-income. The guidelines are based on household
size. For example: a two-person household income cannot exceed
$45,550 annually, while a person living alone can earn no more than
$39,850.

The aid is restricted to first-time buyers or those who haven't owned a

home in three years. They must remain in the home five years.
The money will help provide down payments and closing costs at
Georgetown, where prices range from $164,900 for a one-bedroom,
1,268-square-foot townhouse to $199,900 for a three-bedroom
townhouse, with 1,673 square feet.

Are you a veteran in need of help? This grant program is NEW this
year!

New VA Rules for Specially Adapted Housing Grants

January 4, 2008

Program Aids Most Seriously Injured

WASHINGTON – A change in the law that allows certain seriously injured

veterans and servicemembers to receive multiple grants for constructing
or modifying homes has resulted in many new grants, the Department of
Veterans Affairs (VA) announced today.

Before the change, eligible veterans and servicemembers could receive

special adaptive housing grants of $10,000 or $50,000 from VA only
once. Now they may use the benefit up to three times, so long as the
total grants stay within specified limits outlined in the law.
“Veterans seriously disabled during their military service have earned this
benefit,” said Secretary of Veterans Affairs Dr. James B. Peake. “This
change ensures that every eligible veteran and servicemember has the
chance to use the maximum amount afforded to them by our grateful
nation.”

In order to ensure all previous recipients are aware of this opportunity, VA

has mailed more than 16,000 letters to eligible veterans, reaching out to
those who used only a portion of their grant or who decided not to use the
grant even after initially qualifying.

The response over the past year has been dramatic, with more than
4,600 applications received thus far. Of these, approximately 3,900
veterans have been determined eligible under the new law, and more
than 200 grants already awarded.

VA has averaged about 1,000 adaptive housing grant applications per

year during the past 10 years. Since the program began in 1948, it has
provided more than $650 million in grants to about 34,000 seriously
disabled veterans.

To ensure veterans’ and servicemembers’ needs are met and grant

money is spent properly, VA works closely throughout the entire process
with contractors and architects to design, construct and modify homes
that meet the individuals’ housing accessibility needs.

Eligible for the benefit are those with specific service-connected

disabilities entitling them to VA compensation for a “permanent and total
disability.” They may receive a grant to construct an adapted home or to
modify an existing one to meet their special needs.
VA has three types of adapted housing grants available. The Specially
Adapted Housing grant (SAH), currently limited to $50,000, is generally
used to create a wheelchair-accessible home for those who may require
such assistance for activities of daily living.

VA’s Home Loan Guaranty program and the Native American Direct Loan
program may also be used with the SAH benefit to purchase an adaptive
home.

The Special Housing Adaptations (SHA) grant, currently limited to

$10,000, is generally used to assist veterans with mobility throughout
their homes due to blindness in both eyes, or the anatomical loss or loss
of use of both hands or extremities below the elbow.

A third type established by the new law, the Temporary Residence

Adaptation (TRA) grant, is available to eligible veterans and seriously
injured active duty servicemembers who are temporarily living or intend to
temporarily live in a home owned by a family member.

While the SAH and SHA grants require ownership and title to a house, in
creating TRA Congress recognized the need to allow veterans and active
duty members who may not yet own homes to have access to the
adaptive housing grant program.

Under TRA, veterans and servicemembers eligible under the SAH

program would be permitted to use up to $14,000, and those eligible
under the SHA program would be allowed to use up to $2,000 of the
maximum grant amounts. Each grant would count as one of the three
grants allowed under the new program.
“The goal of all three grant programs is to provide a barrier-free living
environment that offers the country’s most severely injured veterans or
servicemembers a level of independent living,” added Peake.

Other VA adaptive housing benefits are currently available through

Vocational Rehabilitation and Employment Service’s “Independent Living”
program, the Insurance Service’s Veterans Mortgage Life Insurance
program, and the Veterans Health Administration’s Home Improvement
and Structural Alterations grant.

For more information about grants and other adaptive housing programs,
contact a local VA regional office at 1-800-827-1000 or local veteran
service organization. Additional program information and grant
applications (VAF-26-4555) can be found at
http://www.homeloans.va.gov/sah.htm.

Are grants available for home builders right now? YOU BET! Check
this out!

Are grants available for home builders?

Yes. Each year the Energy Office awards five grants up to $8,000 to
licensed builders to build and promote energy efficient ENERGY STAR
homes. If you are having a house built, you can work with your builder
and encourage him to apply for one of the five grants. Builders are also
eligible for reimbursement for the cost of a home energy rating up to $300
under certain circumstances: 1) an ENERGY STAR home in a local
Parade of Homes or 2) an ENERGY STAR home that will be used as a
model home for at least six months. The Energy Policy Act of 2005
includes tax credits for builders for new homes. See our page about the
Energy Policy Act of 2005 for more specifics.

2008- NEW grant home programs increased to $15K down payment!

• Home-buyer grants increased to $15K

by Cecilia Chan - Jul. 14, 2008 07:26 AM

The Arizona Republic

First-time buyers can get big-time help with their down payment if they
buy a foreclosed home in Peoria.

The city's Down Payment Assistance Program awards qualified buyers a

$10,000 grant, which increases to $15,000 for a foreclosure purchase.

"This is an incentive to buy a foreclosed home in Peoria," said William

Patena, city neighborhood-services manager. "When you give an extra
$5,000 for a down payment, it helps people who may not otherwise afford
a home."

The program's budget of $150,000 is funded by federal dollars. Fifteen

new home-buyers received grants last year, Patena said.

A newly formed city task force charged with dealing with vacant,
foreclosed homes that quickly become neighborhood eyesores
recommended increasing the down-payment grants.
As of May, Peoria showed 1,397 homes in the foreclosure process,
according to city officials.

Patena encouraged first-time buyers and those who have not owned a
home in the past three years to apply for the grant.

"Even if they think they don't qualify, let us determine that," Patena said.
"A lot of times, people simply say, 'We are not going to qualify.' They may
not, but let us tell them if they will or won't."

Interested applicants can get more information by visiting

These12 new grant programs were approved in July 2008! You can
apply right now! We saved the best for last! One of these 12 new
programs may fit your needs and give you the cash you desire to
buy your dream home!

• FHA Cash Down Payment Grants

Elimination of Non Profit Down Payment Assistance

On July 30, 2008, President Bush signed H.R. 3221 - Housing and
Economic Recovery Act of 2008. Section 2113 of the bill prohibits seller-
funded DPA (Down Payment Assistance) for loans backed by the Federal
Housing Administration. Prior to this bill, the seller could contribute up to
6% to the buyer to cover either a down payment or closing costs on an
FHA loan. The changes are effective October 1, 2008.

Down payment assistance and community redevelopment programs offer

affordable housing opportunities to first-time homebuyers, low-income
and moderate-income individuals and families who wish to achieve
homeownership.

Ameridream
The AmeriDream program offers gift funds up to 10% of the home's
purchase price which do not have to be paid back. Buyers must agree
however, to return any funds that are not used toward down payments or
closing costs and to return the funds if the sale of the home does not
close on the scheduled closing date.
[ -more on Ameridream Program- ]

Nehemiah
The Nehemiah Program has helped over a quarter of a million
Americans purchase homes. Unlike some down payment assistance
programs, Nehemiah offers down payment help to anyone who qualifies
for an approved FHA loan. Buyers can get up to 6% of the final contract
sales price for down payment and/or closing costs.
[ -more on Nehemiah Program- ]

American Family Funds

American Family Funds (AFF) administers The Dove Foundation, a
non-profit charity offering down payment and/or closing cost assistance to
qualified American home buyers. Once you are pre-qualified for the FHA
loan and find a property you want to buy, notify your loan officer, who will
apply for the AFF down payment assistance on your behalf.
[ -more on American Family Funds Program- ]

Family Home Providers

Family Home Providers is a non-profit affordable housing company
offering down payment assistance to any family with steady employment
and good credit. Under the Family Home Providers plan, those with an
FHA loan are eligible for 3% of the final contract price of the home
purchased with the FHA approved loan.
[ -more on Family Home Providers Program- ]

Futures Home Assistance

Futures Home Assistance is a non-profit charity group offering a free
down payment gift up to 6% of the closing costs of a home purchased
with an FHA loan. The mission statement of Futures Home Assistance
includes the belief that people who dream of owning a home should not
be hindered because of a lack of down payment funds.
[ -more on Futures Home Assistance Program- ]

Grant America
The Genesis Program, also known as Grant America, is a non-profit
down payment assistance program. It is operated by the Penobscot
Indian Tribal Nation and is HUD-approved to offer up to $34,000 in
assistance, even to those living outside tribal jurisdiction.
[ -more on Genesis Program- ]
Housing Action Resource Trust
The Housing Action Resource Trust or HART program is a non-profit
housing organization offering help to home buyers who qualify for FHA
"first mortgage" loans. A first mortgage does not mean "first-time home
buyers only," but rather those who are getting the initial mortgage and not
applying for a second mortgage or home equity loan.
[ -more on HART Program- ]

Newsong
Newsong provides a down payment assistance program for residential
and commercial properties. This program offers a one-time gift for all
closing costs, and there are no income requirements or limits on who can
participate. Anyone who qualifies for an FHA loan can apply to receive
down payment help from Newsong.
[ -more on Newsong Program- ]

Partners In Charity
Partners In Charity (PIC) is a non-profit group offering down payment
assistance on properties such as single-family homes, condominiums,
and multi-unit properties. Assistance is also available for rehabilitation
programs. Partners In Charity funds are offered to those who qualify for
FHA loans or are pre-approved for FHA loan amounts.
[ -more on PIC Program- ]

Responsible Home Ownership

The Responsible Home Ownership program is run by a non-profit
organization called Community Housing and Development Corporation.
This program offers down payment assistance to low-income individuals
who have steady income and good credit. Check with your loan officer if
you have specific questions about your participation in this program using
an FHA home home loan.
[ -more on Responsible Home Ownership Program- ]

Quickdown
Quickdown is a program that works with non-profit agencies to provide
down payment assistance. Home buyers who benefit from Quickdown are
those who qualify for approved or pre-approved FHA home loans. This
program is designed for those who want to buy a home but are "cash
challenged" and can't afford the down payment.
[ -more on Quickdown Program- ]
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