Borrower Stories
To mitigate the lasting effects of Rochester’s foreclosure crisis in the late 1990s, the Rochester Housing Development Fund Corporation (RHFDC) acquires and rehabilitates foreclosed single-family homes to create affordable housing for low- and moderate-income families
The Griot apartments will bring together America’s Black Holocaust Museum, 35 low-income housing units, a coffee shop, and a playground in Milwaukee.
The Neighborhood Housing Services of Oklahoma City expanded its low-income single- and multi-family housing complex to 149 units, the majority of which are reserved for residents making below 60% of Area Median Income with the support of a PCG loan.