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Homeownership activity

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Fiscal year 2007

  • In FY2007, VHFA purchased more than $134 million in home mortgage loans. This activity supported the purchase of 937 homes in Vermont. This is a 34 percent increase in volume over the previous fiscal year.
  • VHFA budgeted $346,500 this fiscal year to fund operations of the five NeighborWorks® HomeOwnership Centers of Vermont and provided mortgage support to the Opportunities Credit Union.
  • In FY2007, VHFA received $101,514 in IORTA funds and will continue to provide assistance to HomeOwnership Center buyers with downpayments and closing costs.

VHFA borrower incomes as a percentage of the area median income (AMI)

Household income

Percentage of borrowers

More than 100%

13%

81% to 100%

30%

51% to 80%

49%

At or below 50%

8%

 

VHFA's average borrower profile

Income

$48,421

Mortgage amount

$144,428

Home price

$158,660

 

VHFA FY2007 homeownership program activity

Program

 

Purchases

Loan volume

MOVE (Mortgages for Vermonters)

 

887

$127,848,351

VHFA/Rural Development Participation Loan

    

2

    

$55,000

HOUSE (Homeownership Opportunities Using Shared Equity)

 

41

$4,718,454

Limited Refinance

 

1

$113,953

Fixed 35

 

6

 

$1,283,550

The VHFA Homeownership Predevelopment and Loan Program is a revolving fund providing low-cost working capital to eligible developers for: architectural and engineering services, financial packaging, development consultants, legal services, appraisals and more.

In FY2007, VHFA closed 10 pre-development and construction loans totaling $12.8 million supporting development of 170 units, listed in the table below.

Homeownership pre-development and construction loan activity

Project name

 

Town

 

Units

    

Pre-dev. loans

    

Construction loans

Blackberry Commons

    

Milton

    

31

 
pre-development loans

Butterfield Common Condos

 

West Dover

 

6

 
short-term construction loans

East Randolph Meadows

 

East Randolph

 

24

 
pre-development loans

Green Woods Village

 

Shoreham

 

7

 
pre-development loans
short-term construction loans

Hazelnut Hill

 

Burlington

 

30

 
short-term construction loans

Mad River Meadows Condos

 

Waitsfield

 

8

 
pre-development loans

Middlebury South Village Cottages

 

Middlebury

 

27

 
short-term construction loans

Proctorsville Green Housing

 

Proctorsville

 

4

 
short-term construction loans

Salisbury Square

 

Randolph

 

25

 
pre-development loans

Sylvan Woods

 

Stowe

 

8

 
short-term construction loans
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