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EXHIBIT A: <br /> <br /> THE CITY OF <br /> <br /> ISL£ASANTON <br /> California Housing Loan Insurance Fund (CaHLIF) <br /> Home Loan Program Guidelines <br /> <br />PROGRAM SUMMARY: <br /> <br /> $200,000 initial pledge from City Lower Income Housing Fund to create pledge pool (with a <br /> match of $100,000 from CHFA). <br /> Maximum 97% loan to value ratio (3% minimum down payment required). <br />· Maximum annual income cannot exceed 100% of area median income according to <br /> household size (currently $63,300 for a family of four; 1/98); adjusted annually based on <br /> HUD median income for Alameda-Contra Costa county area. <br /> <br />· Priority for "low income" households (80% of median; currently $50,650 maximum annual <br /> incotne for a household of four; 1/98). <br /> Eligibility. is restricted to first time, owner-occupant home buyers. <br />· Program is subject to the City's priority and preference system. <br /> <br />· Loans may be applied to the purchase of existing (resale) or new homes located within the <br /> City of Pleasanton. <br /> <br />Introduction <br /> <br /> The purpose of the California Housing Loan Insurance Fund (CaHLIF) home loan program is <br /> a) to assist income-eligible households with the purchase of an affordable home, b) to <br /> provide affordability at fair market value through a "market driven" lending program, and <br /> c) to join with the California Housing Finance Agency (CHFA) to create a "pledge pool" of <br /> funds which provide a 3% reserve fund for home loans originated within the City of <br /> Pleasanton. <br /> <br /> Public funds from the City are blended with funds from CHFA to create the pledge pool, <br /> referred to as the California Housing Loan Insurance Fund (CaHLIF). The pledge pool in <br /> turn enables the issuance of 97% first mortgage loans which require a down payment of only <br /> 3%. For every $2,000 pledged by the City, CHFA will pledge $1,000 to the fund. The funds <br /> in the pledge pool do not go directly toward funding any loans. Rather, the funds reside in a <br /> trust account and are available to cover any extraordinary losses incurred through the <br /> <br /> <br />