No Place Like Home The Importance Of Homeownership Programs In Community & Economic Development

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    1. No Place Like Home: The Importance of Homeownership Programs in Community & Economic Development Presented by Hassan Nichol ás
    2. Why you might never own a home…
    3. South Los Angeles (Central)
      • Median Household income $29,615
      • Median Household income $36,687 (LA)
      • Did not complete high school
      • High rent compared to income
      • Get to work by bus
      • 79% White Collar
      • 21% Blue Collar
      South Los Angeles (Central)
    4. Build from the Ground Up
      • Federal income assistance programs have focused almost exclusively on income support rather than asset creation .
      • While asset development for the upper and middle classes has long been encouraged by the government, these opportunities are largely overlooked with low income families.
    5. Role of Community - Based Organizations
      • Individual development  Neighborhood development 
      • Increase economic status of individuals, encourage to stay/invest in community
      • Improve community conditions, improve opportunities for more growth.
    6.  
    7. CFRC
      • Opened doors in March 1993 as Los Angeles’ first public/private partnership
      • Designed as a collaborative effort of 34 local area banks, the City of Los Angeles, and community leaders
      • Response to a dismal report regarding community reinvestment activity in South Central Los Angeles, then LA County
    8. Mission & Vision
      • CFRC VISION
      • Recognized as the finest provider of wealth creation tools to historically underserved residents and small business owners.
      • CFRC MISSION
      • Create and enhance the economic wealth and capacity of the residents and businesses in disinvested areas of LA by delivering quality community development programs and facilitating collaborative efforts among business, the community and government.
      • CORE VALUES
      • CFRC’s goal is to provide the highest quality programs and services to our clients. At CFRC helping our clients achieve their goals is the cornerstone of our work.
    9. Macro Issues
      • So many renters, not enough affordable homes at every income level
      • High rent, harder to accumulate funds
      • Shortage of single-family homes and other asset building opportunities
    10. Why Promote Homeownership?
      • Asset builder
        • Wide positive impacts beyond the tangible
      • Wealth creator
      • Compliments existing programs
      • Community Benefits
      • Satisfies organization’s Vision, Mission & Values
    11. Homeownership is a viable tool …
      • A psychological orientation toward the future;
      • Increased residential stability;
      • Improved health and well-being;
      • Increases in civic and community involvement; and
      • Decreases in the likelihood that future generations will be impoverished.
    12. Micro Issues
      • No Child Left Behind ( NCLB ) Act of 2001
      • Demand for teachers dramatically rising
      • Recruitment and retention challenges
        • Affordability gap worsened by soaring prices
        • Pay rates in urban areas can’t keep pace with costs
        • Increased requirements for certification, more difficult to find ‘highly qualified’ educators
        • Aging workforce, growing urban population
      • Benefits unknown to educators
    13. Profile
      • 13% left within the first two years
      • 32% left within the first seven years
      • $35,500 average starting salary
        • Would qualify for a $187,500 mortgage amount
      • $469,000 average home price
    14. Respond / Reaction
      • Staff
        • Knowledge, Skills, Capacity, Time, Sustainability
      • Resources
        • Facilities
        • Leverage relationships
    15. Approach
      • Education approach
        • Preparation, Counseling, Make Homeowners, etc.
      • IDA (Individual Development Accounts)
      • Financial Literacy
      • Brokerage
      • Host
      • Market Segmentation
        • Regional, Neighborhood, Demographic, etc.
    16. Strategy
      • Utilize existing networks
      • Target educators and school employees
      • Form partnership with schools
      • Focus on homeownership education, awareness
      • “ One-stop Shop” environment
    17. CFRC Organization Needs
      • Downsized staff
        • Streamlined, efficient
      • Income generating and/or self sufficient
      • Programs that compliment each other
      • Growth
        • Replication
        • Standard procedures
        • Data collection, Surveys, Evaluations
    18. EMAP - Services
      • Response to the affordability challenge and its impact on recruiting and retaining education professionals
      • Collaboration with Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD)
      • Unique public-private partnership that provides a one-stop shop of homeownership resources for LAUSD teachers and other qualified personnel.
    19. Services ( cont. )
      • Workshops
      • Prequalification/Debt Counseling
      • Homeownership Expo
      • LAUSD partnership
      • Real Estate Partners/Referrals
      • In-house mortgage brokerage
      • IDA for homeownership program
      • Down payment assistance/special program access
    20. Organization Requirements
      • Know the local housing market
      • Have a long time line
      • Pre-purchase and post-purchase counseling
      • Select your home-buyers
      • Private-Public Partnerships, Relationships, etc.
    21. Organization Requirements ( cont. )
      • Brand & Reputation
      • Brain Capital
      • Facilities
      • Understand specific needs of the community and resources for potential homeowners
        • Predatory lenders?
        • Subprime borrowers?
        • Down payment assistance?
        • Foreclosure Counseling/Mortgage Fraud?
      • Have a strategy
      Know the Local Housing Market
    22. What ’ s Your Timeline ?
      • It takes time for a first-time homebuyer to purchase
      • Homeownership requires discipline
        • Must allow time for programs to help instill the self-sufficiency needed to purchase.
      • Counselors must commit at least one year to program
      • Establishing relationships takes time
    23. “ Hand - Holding ”
      • Very least, agencies should help prepare clients for a loan application
      • Work one-on-one with clients throughout process; even after close
      • Provide clients with resources to more services, programs and information
    24. Counseling Approach
      • 8 and 12-hour comprehensive Saturday homeownership workshops
        • Understanding Credit and Debt
        • Getting a Mortgage
        • Subordinate & Government Sponsored Financing
        • Shopping for a Home
        • Post-purchase
        • Foreclosure Prevention
        • Predatory/Abusive Lending
      • Pre-qualification interviews
      • Referral
    25. Flow Chart Model LATMAP Client workshop LATMAP partner Wait; Improve credit Pre- qual Close Home purchase Follow-up Referral; Info Session, website
    26. You Can ’ t Save Everyone
      • Not everyone will benefit from purchasing
      • Clients should be motivated and be willing to sacrifice
      • You must communicate realistic expectations
      • Should not turn anyone down
    27. Relationship Building
      • Network of public-private relationships
      • School district, an integral instrument
      • Government housing agencies (State, County, City)
      • Local Nonprofit agencies
      • Going Digital
    28. Brand Name or Bland Name?
      • Reputation
        • Leverage nonprofit status build trust
      • History & Track Record
        • Presence, Community/Neighborhood Relationship
      • Location, Location, Location
      • Marketing
        • Flyers, blog, website, message board, newspaper
    29. It ’ s A Blog ’ s Life
    30. Tap into Your Brain Capital
      • Identify instructors
        • Trained staff, local real estate professionals and bankers (volunteers)
      • Availability of training, workshops, and certifications
    31. Facilities
      • Building
        • Classrooms ?
        • Computer Lab?
        • Technology
      • Access
        • Centrally located
        • Public transportation
        • Parking
        • Visible
    32. What ( Ame ri can ) Dreams are Made Of…
      • “American Dream” has changed
        • Investment or Expense?
      • Discussion
      • Questions
      • How does homeownership fulfill your community/agency/organization goal?
      • What ideas have you brainstormed?
      • What will be your next step?

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