Taylor Made Homes

National Faith Homebuyers program An innovative partnership between the City of Taylor and the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development will result in some neighborhood revitalization. The partnership recently launched "Taylor Cares" to provide affordable housing and reduce blight caused by empty homes in foreclosure.

The city recently purchased 11 HUD homes, for $1 each, which had been sitting vacant on the market at least six months. The HUD homes were owned by the federal government after their owners lost them through foreclosure.

After renovations, the homes will be available for sale to low- or moderate-income individuals or families, with financing assistance provided through the National Faith Homebuyers. The first homes are expected to be available by Spring 2008.

Read the Detroit Free Press coverage about the program, and click here for contact info and complete details,

Published 02 December 07 05:43 by Debra Drummond | MichiganMoves

Filed under: Home For Sale, Detroit Free Press, foreclosure, HUD, foreclosure help, City of Taylor Michigan, National Faith Homebuyer assistance program, U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, affordable housing

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# real estate Vietnam said on June 10, 2010 3:23 AM:: "neighborhood revitalization" - I wonder how it will be like?

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Using personalized customer service and innovative online market techniques to sell residential real estate in the Western Wayne County and Oakland County areas of Southeast Michigan. Serving the I-275 corridor communities of Plymouth, Northville, Novi, Canton, Livonia and Farmington Hills.