Community Community Land Trusts and the Future of Housing Finance.

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Community Community Land Trusts and the Future of Housing Finance

Community Land Trusts, 2008 Burlington Associates in Community Development Community Land Trusts and the Future of Housing Finance

Number of CLTs in the US Burlington Associates in Community Development

CLT Organizational Structure Typically, CLTs are nonprofit, 501(c)(3) community- based organizations Variations include CLTs structured as subsidiaries of established nonprofit community organizations or programs operated within the corporate structure and governance of these organizations The mission, charter and business plan for CLTs are focused on long-term operations and sustainability Typically, CLTs are nonprofit, 501(c)(3) community- based organizations Variations include CLTs structured as subsidiaries of established nonprofit community organizations or programs operated within the corporate structure and governance of these organizations The mission, charter and business plan for CLTs are focused on long-term operations and sustainability Community Land Trusts and the Future of Housing Finance Burlington Associates in Community Development

CLT Governance Structure Leaseholders Community Members Community Members Public Interest Representatives Community Land Trusts and the Future of Housing Finance Burlington Associates in Community Development CLT Board of Directors

CLT Mission and Operations CLTs acquire land through donation or purchase removing this land from speculative market placing long-term control of this land in the hands of the local community allowing community to control long-term use, disposition and affordability of buildings located on CLT-owned land CLTs acquire land through donation or purchase removing this land from speculative market placing long-term control of this land in the hands of the local community allowing community to control long-term use, disposition and affordability of buildings located on CLT-owned land Community Land Trusts and the Future of Housing Finance Burlington Associates in Community Development

HOME LAND CLT Separates Ownership of Land From Home CLT retains ownership of land Homebuyer buys - and owns - her home CLT leases land to homeowner Community Land Trusts and the Future of Housing Finance Burlington Associates in Community Development

CLT Ground Lease 99-year, inheritable and renewable Essential functions: Conveys to homeowner exclusive, durable, enforceable leasehold interest in land Prescribes mutual accountability between CLT and homeowner Stipulates restrictions on homeowner’s use, occupancy and transfer of leasehold estate 99-year, inheritable and renewable Essential functions: Conveys to homeowner exclusive, durable, enforceable leasehold interest in land Prescribes mutual accountability between CLT and homeowner Stipulates restrictions on homeowner’s use, occupancy and transfer of leasehold estate Community Land Trusts and the Future of Housing Finance Burlington Associates in Community Development

Major Contribution #1: Permanent Housing Affordability Subsidy is structured neither as grant nor as a subordinate “soft second” debt to homebuyer Subsidy is used to write down purchase price of home to limited-income homebuyer Subsidy is locked into the home by limiting the price for which homeowner can sell her home through resale formula in ground lease Subsidy is structured neither as grant nor as a subordinate “soft second” debt to homebuyer Subsidy is used to write down purchase price of home to limited-income homebuyer Subsidy is locked into the home by limiting the price for which homeowner can sell her home through resale formula in ground lease Community Land Trusts and the Future of Housing Finance Burlington Associates in Community Development

$25,000 $50,000 Growing Affordability Gaps $$ Time Market Price $200,000 Market Price $200,000 Affordable Price $175,000 Affordable Price $175,000 Burlington Associates in Community Development Community Land Trusts and the Future of Housing Finance require growing levels of subsidy Market Price Affordable Price

Subsidy Recapture $$ Time Affordable Price $175,000 Affordable Price $175,000 Burlington Associates in Community Development Community Land Trusts and the Future of Housing Finance still leaves growing gaps $50,000 $40,000 $90,000 New subsidy required for each buyer New subsidy required for each buyer Market Price Affordable Price

Subsidy Retention $$ Time Burlington Associates in Community Development Community Land Trusts and the Future of Housing Finance creates permanently affordable housing $50,000 Resale price remains affordable without any new subsidy Resale price remains affordable without any new subsidy Market Price Affordable Price

CLT Resale Formula: Example Community Land Trusts and the Future of Housing Finance Burlington Associates in Community Development Original appraised value (land & improvements)$200,000 Minus affordability subsidy($50,000) Original CLT purchase price$150,000 CLT homeowner’s share of appreciation25% Appraised value (land & improvements) at resale$300,000 Increase in value during ownership ($300,000 - $200,000)$100,000 Seller’s share of appreciation ($100,000 x 25%)$25,000 Resale price to next CLT homebuyer ($150,000 + $25,000)$175,000

Outcomes: CLT Homeownership Limited-income households are able to purchase homes and build equity Affordability is assured for subsequent homebuyers - without additional subsidy Public/private subsidy is protected and leveraged Favorable loan-to-value ratios for mortgage lenders, as CLT affordability subsidy is structured as equity Limited-income households are able to purchase homes and build equity Affordability is assured for subsequent homebuyers - without additional subsidy Public/private subsidy is protected and leveraged Favorable loan-to-value ratios for mortgage lenders, as CLT affordability subsidy is structured as equity Community Land Trusts and the Future of Housing Finance Burlington Associates in Community Development

Major Contribution #2: Backstopping CLT Homeowners Unlike typical nonprofit homeownership efforts, the work of CLTs work is not finished when homeowner moves in Ground lease contractually obligates a long- term, mutually-accountable relationship between CLTs and their homeowners CLTs commit to providing ongoing backstopping assistance to their homeowners Unlike typical nonprofit homeownership efforts, the work of CLTs work is not finished when homeowner moves in Ground lease contractually obligates a long- term, mutually-accountable relationship between CLTs and their homeowners CLTs commit to providing ongoing backstopping assistance to their homeowners Community Land Trusts and the Future of Housing Finance Burlington Associates in Community Development

Backstopping CLT Homeowners Monitor and enforce lease compliance Monitor and support homeowner progress and success approve all mortgage financing collect ground lease fees reserve right to step in and cure mortgage default on part of borrower Provide additional support and assistance Monitor and enforce lease compliance Monitor and support homeowner progress and success approve all mortgage financing collect ground lease fees reserve right to step in and cure mortgage default on part of borrower Provide additional support and assistance Community Land Trusts and the Future of Housing Finance Burlington Associates in Community Development

Outcomes: CLT Backstopping There has been literally no fallout from the subprime crisis among CLT portfolios According to Mortgage Bankers Association, 2008 nationwide foreclosure rate was 3.3% Nationwide CLT survey showed that 2008 foreclosure rate among CLT homeowners was 0.52% There has been literally no fallout from the subprime crisis among CLT portfolios According to Mortgage Bankers Association, 2008 nationwide foreclosure rate was 3.3% Nationwide CLT survey showed that 2008 foreclosure rate among CLT homeowners was 0.52% Community Land Trusts and the Future of Housing Finance Burlington Associates in Community Development

Benefits of CLT Homeownership for Mortgage Lenders Standardized ground leases and other documentation among CLTs Favorable loan-to-value ratios Backstopping support by CLTs for CLT homeowner/mortgagee dramatically decreases likelihood of foreclosure Standardized ground leases and other documentation among CLTs Favorable loan-to-value ratios Backstopping support by CLTs for CLT homeowner/mortgagee dramatically decreases likelihood of foreclosure Community Land Trusts and the Future of Housing Finance Burlington Associates in Community Development

Community Community Land Trusts and the Future of Housing Finance Michael Brown Burlington Associates