Below are some of the assistance programs for buying with down payment assistance or making repairs to your home. Many of the programs have income, occupancy and home buying status requirements. I recommend that you contact the people on the website or flyers to dig deeper into the programs to see if you may qualify. This is meant to be a starting point to assist you in discovering the many programs for home buying assistance. If you are looking to buy a home feel free to contact me and I will get you in a great home. Happy House Hunting!

Central Urban Development, Inc.

Building Low Income Housing in North East Oklahoma City.

In April, 2004 the company launched its initial residential project, the construction of thirty new quality homes in the John F. Kennedy (JFK) subdivision. This project is planned for a three-year time frame. The $3 million housing effort is fully supported by private, city and many support organizations whose mission is to see a total revitalization of this quadrant.

The houses are 1,200-1,500 square-feet brick veneer homes each with two-car garages, three bedrooms, two full baths, living/dining room, kitchen equipped with some appliances, laundry room, and spacious closets. The homes are designed to be energy efficient and not burden the owner with maintenance expenses. Our goal is to attract professional families who left for the suburbs back to the inner city neighborhood to increase the social value of the community as well as its property values.

www.cudi.org

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Council Of Neighborhoods

Building low income houses.

www.councilofneighborhoods.org

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council-of-neighborhoods-programs-and-services

Urban League of Greater Oklahoma City, Inc.

The Housing and Community Development Department provides quality & affordable homes to low to moderate income families by rehabilitating existing structures & constructing new homes.

http://www.urbanleagueok.org/housing.htm