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- HFA NewsApril 4, 2011The N.C. Housing Finance Agency this month has added 13 HUD-approved counseling agencies to the N.C. Foreclosure Prevention Fund™, increasing the number of agencies where homeowners can apply to 37. The program began offering mortgage payment assistance December 1 in all 100 counties.
- HFA NewsAugust 17, 2010North Carolina will gain $229 million in affordable rental apartments as the result of federal tax credits approved this week by the Tax Reform Allocation Committee and loans from the North Carolina Housing Finance Agency.
- HFA NewsAugust 4, 2010The North Carolina Housing Finance Agency announced today that the U.S. Treasury Department has approved the Agency’s plan to use $159 million of federal Hardest Hit Program funds to help North Carolinians who have suffered job loss or other financial hardships to save their homes from foreclosure. North Carolina is one of five states approved today for such funding.
- HFA NewsNovember 16, 2009Governor’s Office of Economic Recovery & Investment (OERI) Director Dempsey Benton, Wilson Mayor Bruce Rose and Bob Kucab, Executive Director of the North Carolina Housing Finance Agency will participate in a groundbreaking ceremony for affordable apartments at the Springbrook Apartments construction site in Wilson on Tuesday, Nov. 17 at 11:00 a.m. The site is located on Cresent Drive, off Forest Hills Road.
- HFA NewsOctober 16, 2009State Employees' Credit Union Members Assist with Funding for "My Aunt's House" in Winston-Salem, NCState Employees` Credit Union members via the SECU Foundation are providing funding for a $1.1 million zero percent construction loan to assist with the renovation of an existing residential building in Winston-Salem, NC which will benefit pregnant and teen mothers.
