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Homeowner support programs in the AAMUP area
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Sarit Platkin details the programs and resources available to support homeowners in the AAMUP area, focusing on preventing displacement and providing financial assistance.
- The citywide Homeowner Help Desk, a $9.85 million investment, offers a one-stop shop for homeowners facing foreclosure, tax liens, deed theft, and other challenges
- Four local community-based organizations have received funding to provide these services to local homeowners
- The Home Fix 2.0 program has been relaunched, offering low or no-interest home repair loans for up to 450 households per year
- Educational events and classes for homeowners are planned, including sessions on deed theft and navigating homeownership
Sarit Platkin
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So finally preventing displacement of low income homeowners at risk of deed theft and scams has been another key goal of the AIM UP plan.
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The key strategies here are the city's renewed commitment to the citywide homeowner help desk, a $9,850,000 investment in a one stop shop for homeowners that are facing foreclosure, tax liens, deed theft and other financial and legal challenges.
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For local community based organizations in the AMUP area have received funding to provide these services to local homeowners.
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We also recently relaunched the Home Fix two point zero program that offers low or no interest home repair loans for up to four fifty households per year.
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And lastly, we hold events and classes for homeowners and as part of the upcoming spring twenty twenty five series that was mentioned earlier, we'll have a class about deed theft as well as a class about navigating homeownership.
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I'll turn it back to Alex.