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AGENDA REPORT
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5/16/2019
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a. Higher Maximum Income Limits. <br />The City's DPA Program currently requires eligible households to earn no more <br />than 80% AMI or no more than 120% AMI. The City and County of San <br />Francisco Downpayment Assistance Loan Program (DALP), on the other hand, <br />requires that household income not exceed 175% AMI. With the higher price <br />points for Pleasanton homes, potential homebuyers are being required to have <br />higher disposable incomes. <br />Area Median Income <br />(AMI) <br />Household Income <br />(4 -person Household) <br />80% (low-income) <br />$89,600 <br />120% (moderate -income) <br />$139,450 <br />175% <br />$207,200 <br />While increasing the maximum income limit threshold may be necessary and <br />beneficial, this modification would require formally amending the current 120% <br />AMI maximum income limit restriction for affordable housing -related programs <br />funded with the City's Lower Income Housing Fund (LIHF), which is currently the <br />funding source for the DPA Program. <br />b. Higher Debt -To -Income Ratio. <br />The County of Santa Clara Down Payment Assistance Program allows potential <br />borrowers to have a debt -to -income (DTI) ratio, which includes the monthly <br />housing payment, up to 45% of the gross monthly income. The City's DPA <br />Program currently has a DTI ratio limit of 40%. <br />While it's crucial that borrowers have the lowest DTI, as this demonstrates that <br />they have housing mortgage payments that are manageable, a slightly higher <br />DTI ratio does allow borrowers to potentially increase their price points, which <br />could potentially unlock more housing inventory units that previously were <br />considered to be "out of reach". <br />3. Leverage the AC Boost financial assistance. Under this option, City staff would <br />collaborate with Hello Housing staff to determine how to most effectively and efficiently <br />leverage the AC Boost financial assistance and supplement it with the DPA loan. The <br />high price points in Pleasanton may require hopeful borrowers to have to utilize both the <br />AC Boost and the DPA Program just to have the required down payment to enter the <br />Pleasanton housing market. <br />While the DPA loan amount to be provided would still need to be determined, the DPA <br />loan terms would be recommended to mirror how the AC Boost loan is structured. <br />Page-4- <br />
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