New Hampshire Housing Finance Authority
Faces of Home Stories
With a recovery program funded by the housing agency, a New Hampshire mom climbs back from rock bottom.There is a way back from rock bottom, and Becky Richards had the opportunity to find it with the help of affordable housing.
Related News
- HFA NewsJanuary 31, 2012Learning the ins and outs of proper money management and building strong credit is about to get a whole lot easier with the launch of New Hampshire Housing Finance Authority's FindFinancialFreedom.org website on Jan. 16.
- HFA NewsAugust 25, 2011If you are a renter and have held off on buying a home because you were waiting for mortgage rates to drop even further, now is the time to make your move! Today New Hampshire Housing announced its lowest rates in the 35 year history of the agency’s mortgage program.
- HFA NewsAugust 25, 2011New Hampshire’s first-time home buyers will receive an extra boost toward being able to afford the purchase of their first home with New Hampshire Housing Finance Authority’s latest mortgage rates. Now borrowers can receive a 30-year, fixed rate mortgage for as low as 3.25% (with 2 points and an APR of 4.158%).
- HFA NewsMay 11, 2011At its recent meeting, New Hampshire Housing Finance Authority’s Board of Directors approved the commitment of nearly $3 million in federal tax credits that will be used to support construction of 218 new affordable rental units throughout the state.
- HFA NewsMay 5, 2011At its recent meeting, New Hampshire Housing Finance Authority’s Board of Directors approved the commitment of $ 750,000 for an affordable housing development in Concord that will add 11 rental units to the state’s housing supply.
