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HUD expands Indian housing loans off-reservation
Thursday, March 31, 2005
The Department of Housing and Urban Development is expanding the Section 184 Indian home loan program to areas off the reservation.
Arizona became the third state approved for off-reservation loan guarantees. Florida and Wisconsin have already qualified under a program where tribes can show that its members have lived throughout the state.
More than $300 million in Section 184 guarantees will be available this year, according to HUD.
Get the Story:
Home-loan program expanded for tribes
(The Arizona Republic 3/31)
Indian homeownership program being expanded (The Arizona Daily Star 3/31)
Tribal members off reservation can get home loans (AP 3/31)
Relevant Documents:
HUD
Budget |
OMB
Overview |
OMB
Ratings
Relevant Links:
Office of Public and Indian Housing, HUD -
http://www.hud.gov/offices/pihNational
American Indian Housing Council -
http://naihc.net
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