Asset Development Strategies Allen L. Carlson, Executive Director.

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Asset Development Strategies Allen L. Carlson, Executive Director

Newtown CDC 501 (c)(3) non-profit Community-based / Tempe, AZ Community Housing Development Organization (CHDO) 4 full-time staff

Strategies Homeowner Development (people-based) Housing Development (place-based) Neighborhood Revitalization Community Land Trust - subsidy retention Individual Development Accounts Tempe Asset Development Initiative Assets for Arizona Institute™

CLT Basics Dual Ownership Homebuyer purchases the home only and leases the land Subsidies are retained and locked into the property

CLT Basics Subsidy retention vs. subsidy recapture The subsidy amount required to make a home affordable in five years will be significantly more than the amount of subsidy required to make a home affordable today.

Individual Benefits A chance to build substantial assets Opportunities for choice and mobility Stepping stone to market rate housing Children can inherit property Provides access to homes for people who are otherwise priced out of the housing market

Individual Benefits Opportunity to have a safe, decent and affordable place to call home Security – advantages over renting, fixed monthly payment

Community Benefits Affordability is preserved Subsidies are retained and locked into the property Community stability is enhanced

CLT Ground Lease 99-year term – renewable Requires responsible use Requires owner occupancy Allows for transfer to heirs Contains resale restrictions Must sell to income-qualified buyers Resale formula sets sales price Preemptive option – 1 st refusal

CLT Financing Example Home Price (with rehab)$250,000 Subsidy (land)$85,000 Sales Price to buyer$165,000

CLT Financing Example CLT Sales Price$ 165,000 Buyer’s IDA Savings$ 5,000 1 st Mortgage$ 110,000 IDA Match Funds$ 15,000 City of Tempe$ 35,000 Total$ 165,000 Affordable for household with $37,000 annual Income

CLT Resale Example Appraised value in 5 years$330,000 Less original appraisal-250,000 Appreciation80,000 X 25% = seller’s appreciation20,000 Added to original sales price$165,000 Resale price$185,00

CLT Program 20 properties currently in CLT Will add 8 – 10 homes this year Currently have waiting list of buyers Starting a condo pilot project –Covenants & Deed Restrictions –Funded by City of Tempe

CLT Subsidy Funding Arizona Department of Housing City of Tempe (CDBG, HOME funds) Maricopa HOME Consortium Private funds

Financial Partners Bank of America National Bank of Arizona Alliance Bank of Arizona Wells Fargo JP Morgan Chase US Bank

Contact Information Allen L. Carlson (480)