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Federal ResourcesFEDERAL UPDATE CARES Act Eviction Stay The CARES Act provides a temporary moratorium on evictions for most residents of federally subsidized apartments, including those supported by HUD, USDA or Treasury (Low Income Housing Tax Credit developments) as well a moratorium on filings for evictions for renters in homes covered by federally-backed (FHA, Fannie Mae, and Freddie Mac) mortgages for 120 days after enactment. If you live in a property covered by the CARES Act, landlords can now legally ask residents to leave and start charging late rent fees. But the soonest landlords can legally file an eviction to force a resident to leave is August 24, 2020. The National Low-Income Housing Coalition provides a tool for multifamily properties with five or more units designed to determine is the property you live in is covered by the CARES Act. https://nlihc.org/coronavirus-and-housing-homelessness/federal-moratoriums Foreclosures Prior to passage of the CARES Act, the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) announced that it had instructed the Federal National Mortgage Association and the Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation (the Enterprises) to suspend foreclosures for at least 60 days. FHFA has since announced that the Enterprises will extend the foreclosure suspension until at least August 31, 2020. Update State ResourcesOffice of Governor Gavin Newsom “Governor Newsom Signs Legislation to Extend Eviction Moratorium and Assist Tenants and Small Property Owners Impacted by COVID-19” COVID-19 Tenant Relief Act(SB91) AB-832 COVID-19 relief: tenancy: federal rental assistance Judicial Council of California Temporary emergency rules on evictions, foreclosures set to end at midnight September 1, SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA – COUNTY OF SAN BERNARDINO Landlord / Tenant https://www.sb-court.org/divisions/civil-general-information/landlord-tenant Every resident in San Bernardino County should have access to adequate, safe and affordable housing; a place to call home. Community Development and Housing invests in communities throughout San Bernardino County to revitalize neighborhoods and enhance the quality of life of residents. This is accomplished through the intentional design and provision of affordable housing which serves as a stimulus for neighborhood renewal, diversity and investment of private capital.  Home Ownership ResourcesHomeowner Rehabilitation / Repair ProgramsThe County of San Bernardino currently does not administer a homeowner rehabilitation/home repair program; however, there are various cities and agencies within the County that may be able to assist you. For more information on the application process, available funding, and eligibility criteria, please contact each city and/or agency directly. A list of programs and resources may be accessed by clicking this link: Home Repair Resources. Homebuyer Assistance ProgramsDown Payment Assistance Directory The Community Development & Housing Agency for San Bernardino County no longer offers down payment assistance. However, there are agencies who may be of assistance. Please see the Down Payment Assistance Directory for a list of resources. If you are interested in an agency on the list, please contact them directly. Mortgage Credit Certificate (MCC) ProgramWhile the County of San Bernardino currently does not administer a down-payment assistance program, it does participate in the statewide program known as the Mortgage Credit Certificate (MCC) Program, administered by the Golden State Finance Authority (GSFA). The MCC is used to reduce the homebuyer’s federal tax liability by providing a tax credit to their taxes which increases the mortgage amount for which a homebuyer could qualify. To participate in the MCC program, homebuyers must meet certain program requirements and must use a qualified, participating MCC lender. For more information about the MCC program, please contact GSFA at (855) 740-8422 Homestrong USAHomeStrong USA is a home repair program that offers grants to active duty and veteran homeowners in Riverside, San Bernardino, South Orange and Los Angeles counties. For more information, please call (909) 758-8979or go to the HOMESTRONG USA website. California Housing Finance Agency (CalHFA)CalHFA helps those interested in become a first-time homeowner with down-payment and other purchase assistance options. To contact CalHFA directly, please call (877) 922-5432or visit the CalHFA main Website at www.calhfa.ca.gov. Homebuyer RightsIf you are in the process of purchasing a home, you have rights that are protected under fair housing laws. Fair housing laws are federal mandates that ensure everyone is treated fairly during the homebuying process; they ensure persons are not subjected to discriminatory practices based upon age, race, religion, gender, and sources of income, ancestry, sexual orientation, marital status, familial status or other characteristics.
Additional ResourcesIf you require assistance or advice on buying a home, renting, defaults, foreclosures, or credit issues, HUD sponsors housing counseling agencies throughout the country that can provide assistance. How much is a 1 bedroom voucher in San Bernardino County?Voucher Payment Standards. How much is a Section 8 voucher in San Bernardino County?A voucher for a 2 bedroom unit in San Bernardino will typically pay a max amount between $1,358 and $1,660. Do I have to accept Section 8 in California?
How can I get Section 8 fast in California?Find emergency housing near you
To apply for an emergency section 8 voucher, and to try to be given priority to bypass a waiting list (whether it is open or not), immediately call a local public housing authority (PHA) in your town or county near you. Some agencies provide a housing voucher application online as well.
What is the income limit for Section 8 in San Bernardino County?Eligibility Criteria. |
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