The program aims to provide opportunities, for tribes, Indian Housing Authorities and American individuals and families who wish to own a home on trust land or in an approved Indian or Alaska Native area. It offers homeownership, property rehabilitation and new construction options.
Lets take a look at some asked questions about the Section 184 program;
1. Who is eligible to participate?
Those who qualify include;
- American Indians or Alaska Natives
- who’re members of a recognized tribe
- Federally recognized Indian tribes
- Tribally designated housing entities
- Indian Housing Authorities
2. What types of homes are eligible?
Only single family homes with 1 4 units qualify for the Section 184 program.
3. What type of loan can I obtain?
Your loan must be a fixed rate mortgage for 30 years or less. Adjustable rate mortgages (ARM) are not eligible. Additionally borrowers need to apply with a HUD approved Section 184 lender.
4. Does this program solely apply to homes on land?
The Section 184 program now encompasses areas beyond trust land, in states across the country. Some states have approval while others have selected approved counties. To determine if your area is eligible please refer to HUDs list of approved states.
5. How much am I allowed to borrow?
The amount you are eligible to borrow will be determined based on factors such, as your income and the extent of your existing debts. Nonetheless there are limits on the loan amount you can avail. The loan limits associated with the Section 184 program vary from county to county. Depend on the number of units in the property.
Could you inform me about the required payment?
According to the regulations a down payment of 2.25% of the purchase price is mandatory for loans exceeding $50,000 while loans under $50,000 require a payment of 1.25%. This money can be sourced from your savings, investments. Even received as a gift, from a family member.
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