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What's New

New Nonprofit training Webcast. Learn online how Non-profit Agencies can become approved to participate in FHA's Single Family Activities. View the program without captions or View it with captions

Non-profit agencies can Subscribe to the Single Family Housing email list. You will get frequent, training and event announcements, mortgagee letters, Grant programs, FHA mortgage limits and notices about your Single Family Non-profit business.


Related Information
HUD Approved Nonprofit Agencies are posted on HUD's web page. Check the list to determine a HUD-approved agencies' status.


Did You Know?

Nonprofit agencies approved to buy HUD Homes must submit their annual report to HUD every February 1st. Also, all nonprofit agencies must re-certify every 2 years. You can calculate your recertification date by looking at the date of your approval letter and adding 2 years. See HUD Mortgagee Letter 00-08 for all report formats. Also see ML 01-30 and 02-01 for new program requirements. Send your reports to the HUD Homeownership Center that serves your state.


HUD offers community-based nonprofit organizations the opportunity to purchase HUD homes at discounts of up to 30 percent off the appraised value. With this discount, local non-profit organizations invest in property rehabilitation and resell to first-time homebuyers and low- and moderate-income families. Every year, more than 500 local nonprofit organizations partner with HUD in this program to rebuild their communities. HUD also offers nonprofit agencies favorable FHA insured mortgage financing terms and opportunities for downpayment assistance programs. To find out more, contact the HUD Homeownership Center that serves your state or click on the resource links below:

Nonprofit Program Information

 -   Nonprofit Approval Information
 -   Nonprofit FAQs
 -   Housing Counseling Agencies
 -   Down Payment Assistance Programs (DAPS)
 -   Mortgagee Letters
 -   Net development information
 -   Quality Control Plan
 -   Nonprofit Organization Participation in Certain
FHA Single Family Activities; Placement and
Removal Procedures

Nonprofit Resources

 -   HUD's grantees and Non-Profit homepage
 -   IRS Tax Exempt Organization Information
 -   Search for IRS Tax Exempt Organizations
 -   Government Info Locator
 -   Revitalization area mapping
 -   Neighborhood Watch - Public view
 -   Income limits
 -   Guidestar
 -   Fair market rents
 -   Other Internet Links
 -   Information for faith based organizations
 -   HUD CPD HOME Program
 -   HUD CPD HOME Program guidence for agencies removed from the S/F program roster
 -   The Federal Audit Clearinghouse

 

 
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