Inclusionary Zoning (IZ) Affordable Housing Program - For-Sale Units

Inclusionary Zoning (IZ) Affordable Housing Program - For-Sale Units è un prestito a rivalutazione condivisa per chi compra casa in Washington, District of Columbia, gestito da DC Department of Housing and Community Development (DHCD). The Inclusionary Zoning (IZ) Program requires most new (and some renovated) residential developments of 10+ units to set aside affordable homes; the for-sale side offers below-market, resale-restricted condos and townhomes. Eligible households (generally 50%-80% MFI) must complete IZ orientation plus an 8-hour homebuyer class, register in the IZ database, and are selected by lottery. Buyers must occupy the unit as their primary residence and cannot own other residential property. Affordability comes from the controlled purchase and resale price. Below-market purchase price on new condos/townhomes. Access via random lottery. Priority for DC residents. Resale-price protection. Can be combined with HPAP/DC Open Doors financing. I fondi provengono da Developer-provided affordable units mandated by DC Inclusionary Zoning regulations (no direct public subsidy; program provides no financial assistance).

Inclusionary Zoning (IZ) Affordable Housing Program - For-Sale Units è un prestito a rivalutazione condivisa e si restituisce secondo le condizioni fissate da DC Department of Housing and Community Development (DHCD). Il rimborso scatta in caso di Resale governed by a DHCD-issued resale price; owner must submit a Resale Price Request and receive a pricing letter before selling or refinancing. Le condizioni di condono e di rimborso sono fissate dal programma e possono cambiare: verificale sulla pagina ufficiale del programma prima di fare domanda.

Inclusionary Zoning (IZ) Affordable Housing Program - For-Sale Units è aperto a chi compra casa e ci vivrà come residenza principale. È richiesto un corso per chi compra casa, tramite Mandatory 2-hour IZ Orientation (renewed every 2 years); to purchase, also an approved 8-hour homebuyer class renewed every 2 years. Requisito di residenza: Applicants must live or work in the District; priority to current DC residents; must occupy as primary residence. Must complete 2-hour IZ Orientation (renew every 2 yrs) AND 8-hour homebuyer class (renew every 2 yrs) to purchase; must register in IZ database; cannot be a full-time student; cannot own other residential property at purchase; must occupy as primary residence and re-certify annually; cannot rent/sublet; must submit DHCD Resale Price Request before selling/refinancing. Gaps: no minimum credit score, max DTI, exact 4-person income dollar limit, or cash assistance (program gives no cash).

Inclusionary Zoning (IZ) Affordable Housing Program - For-Sale Units limita il reddito familiare al 80% del reddito mediano dell'area, che varia in base alla contea e alla dimensione del nucleo familiare. For-sale IZ units generally serve households at 50%, 60%, or 80% of MFI; exact maximum income varies by household size and unit-designated MFI band per the annual IZ Maximum Income, Rent and Purchase Price Schedule. Minimum income thresholds apply. Il limite si applica al reddito totale del nucleo familiare, non solo a quello del richiedente del mutuo. I dati sul reddito mediano dell'area sono pubblicati da HUD e aggiornati ogni anno, quindi controlla la tabella attuale della contea prima di basarti su una cifra.

Inclusionary Zoning (IZ) Affordable Housing Program - For-Sale Units limita il prezzo di acquisto così: Maximum purchase price set per unit by the annual IZ Maximum Income, Rent and Purchase Price Schedule (varies by MFI band and unit size). I tipi di immobile idonei includono Condo e Townhome. Le nuove costruzioni sono idonee. Le case prefabbricate non sono idonee.

Inclusionary Zoning (IZ) Affordable Housing Program - For-Sale Units si rivolge a chi compra casa in Washington, District of Columbia.

Le domande per Inclusionary Zoning (IZ) Affordable Housing Program - For-Sale Units passano da DC Department of Housing and Community Development (DHCD), che pubblica sul proprio sito le condizioni attuali e i passaggi per fare domanda. I fondi vengono prenotati tramite DHCD lottery (random drawing) or waitlist; units offered as available, no fixed schedule. Hey Prescott non è un istituto di credito e non accetta domande; questa pagina descrive il programma perché chi compra casa possa parlarne con un istituto di credito o un consulente abitativo.