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Oklahoma HOME and NHTF Application Workshop Notes
The Oklahoma Housing Finance Agency held a workshop announcing their HOME and National Housing Trust Fund Application process on Tuesday, March 19, 2019. About twenty people attended, ten representing interested organizations and ten OHFA staff. Highlights of the HOME...
read moreOklahoma: Applying for HOME and National Housing Trust Funds-March 19
The Oklahoma Housing Finance Agency is presenting an overview of their 2019 HOME and National Housing Trust Fund applications on March 19 in the Will Rogers Conference Room, 100 NW 63rd St #200, Oklahoma City, OK 73116. HOME and NHTF resources are grants and...
read moreHow the 2020 Census Will Invite Everyone to Respond
Please share this information with your friends and family. Census data is used for genealogical research, making business decisions, and reapportioning seats in the House of Representatives. You do make a difference. Responding is important for our community and...
read moreReminder: Comments Due Today on the 2019 HOME AND HTF DRAFT APPLICATIONS
Today, 2/28/19, is the last day to submit comments to the Oklahoma Housing Finance Agency on the 2019 HOME and Housing Trust Fund Applications. Click the below titles to view the draft materials. Submit comments or questions to Danette Carr at danette.carr@ohfa.org....
read moreRural Development Program Funding – FY2019
2019 USDA Rural Development Funding Levels: $1 Billion for 502 Direct Home Loans - 502 Direct helps poor families in underserved rural communities become homeowners by providing affordable loans for home purchase. This is $100,000 less than 2018 levels but in line...
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