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HUD in Virginia


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Quick Links

	HUD Homes for Sale in Virginia
	Virginia HUD Lines
	Income Limits
	HUD Offices Serving Virginia
	Contact HUD Richmond
	Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)

Features

Are you ready to buy a home?
Ask yourself these questions: Do I... have a steady income, pay my bills on time, have few long-term debts, have money saved? Can I make a house payment every month? Have I visited with a housing counselor? If you answered, "yes" to these questions, you're probably ready. Visit our Homeownership page.

Looking to Rent?
Know your rights as a tenant. Before renting or even looking for an apartment, it is important to become familiar with your rights and ensure you get fair treatment. More about Renting.

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More Good stories about HUD's work in Virginia.

Highlights

	Learn about HUD's grants; sign up for grants notices
	Recent HUD Grants in Virginia
	Local news releases - find out more about local news
	Toolkit for Faith-Based and Community Organizations
	Other Federal Grant Opportunities

Content current as of October 1, 2004

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