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LABOR LEADERS By Brendan Emmett Quigley
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DCHFA, Your Homeownership Resource in the D
DCHFA, Your Homeownership Resource in the District. DCHFA, Your Homeownership Resource in DC Open Doors
The District of Columbia Housing Finance Agency is your homeownership resource in the District from buying a home to retaining your home; we have a homeownership program to assist you.
DC Doors DCOpen Open Doors DC Open Doors is your key to
homeownership in the city. This program offers competitive interest rates and lower mortgage insurance costs on first trust mortgages. You are not required to be a first-time homebuyer or a D.C. resident to qualify for DCOD. You must, however, be purchasing a home in the District of Columbia.
DCHFA, Your Homeownership Resource in DC4ME DC4ME provides mortgage assistance with optional down payment assistance to D.C. government employees. DC4ME is offered to current full-time District government employees, including employees of District government-based DC Open Doors instrumentalities, independent agencies, D.C. Public Charter Schools, and organizations, provided the applicant/borrower’s employer falls under the oversight of the Council of the District of Columbia.
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Visit www.DCHFA.org payment and closing cost assistance up to $84,000 how to apply to any of DCHFA’s homeownership programs. combined. DCHFA serves as a co-administrator of this DC Department of Housing and Community Development’s (DHCD) first-time home buyer program.
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Visit www.DCHFA.org for full qualification guidelines and information on how to apply to any of DCHFA’s homeownership programs. 815 FLORIDA AVENUE, NW, WASHINGTON, DC 20001 • 202.777.1600 • WWW.DCHFA.ORG
Visit www.DCHFA.org how to apply to any of DCHFA’s homeownership progr
DC MAP COVID-19 and financial assistance will be granted on a first come, first served basis until the program allocation has been exhausted. Homeowners seeking assistance through DC MAP COVID-19 should call 202-667-7706 or DCMAP@housingetc.org to begin the process of applying.
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