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See All Articles. AHFA’s allocations of $603,000 in Housing Credits and $970,000 previously restructured HOME Loan funds are increasing the development’s safety and energy efficiency. Read More.
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Homebuyers. Income and Sales Price Limits Increase for First...
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More than 3,000 Alabama households have been saved from...
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Homebuyers. Income and Sales Price Limits Increase for First Step, MCC Programs. More homebuyers now qualify for Alabama Housing Finance Authority (AHFA) assistance programs, thanks to newly increased income and sales price limits effective May 22. Read More. FHA Resources for First-Time Homebuyers. Did you know?
Step Up. The Step Up program is available to homebuyers who earn less than the program income limit and meet standards for creditworthiness. The program offers a competitive 30-year fixed interest rate and a down payment assistance option. Learn more...
AHFA creates housing opportunities through the affordable financing of single- and multifamily housing. Since 1980, AHFA has helped nearly 110,000 households — serving as Alabama’s affordable housing resource.
The Alabama Housing Finance Authority (AHFA) is a public corporation and instrumentality of the State of Alabama dedicated to serving the housing needs of low- and moderate-income Alabamians. AHFA creates housing opportunities through the affordable financing of single- and multifamily housing.
Since 1980, AHFA's versatile, affordable programs have helped nearly 110,000 families purchase a home. We offer two options that fit the needs of many buyers. The Step Up program is available to homebuyers who earn less than $97,300 and meet standards for creditworthiness.
Alabama residential sales during the third quarter of 2016 continued to improve, up 3.7 percent compared to the same period a year earlier, according to the most recent sales report from Alabama Center for Real Estate (ACRE). Total sales of 15,032 units represent the best third quarter since 2007.
