MURL GUIDELINES & APPLICATION

• You must be a first-time homebuyer. A first-time homebuyer is defined as an individual and his or her spouse/partner who have not owned a home during the three-year period prior to applying to the MURL program.
• You must be an at-risk homebuyer. At-risk homebuyers include individuals or families who are homeless, receiving public assistance, or would otherwise be unable to afford homeownership or qualify for a mortgage.
• Applicants agree to complete a homebuyer’s education course prior to signing the contract for deed.
• If approved for homeownership, applicant must occupy the property as your principle residence within 60 days of the closing on the contract for deed.
• If approved for home ownership, the family is required to apply 25% of their household gross monthly income as payment to the obligations incurred under the contract for deed.
• Family may sell home at any time; however, within the first 15 years of homeownership they must sell the home to someone within the income guidelines stated above. After 15 years of ownership, it may be sold to anyone.

INCOME QUALIFICATIONS

*Includes income from all household members of 18 and over. Must be at or below the levels listed.