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Blue Water Habitat for Humanity holds informational meetings in March to help those dreaming of home ownership but who cannot afford to buy a home. They provide homes to families who earn between $20,100 and $55,400 annually. Applicants should bring documents like tax records, landlord information, employment history, income sources, bank statements, credit card balances, other debt statements and bills to apply. Meetings will be held on March 14th, 17th in Port Huron and Marine City to provide applications and discuss qualifications.
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- 1. Dream of Owning A Home But Afraid You Can’t Afford One? Do You Have An Income Of At Least $20,100 Annually? Blue Water Habitat for Humanity May Be Able to Help ! Find out more at one of our March 2011 Informational Meetings Meetings will be held at: It is only necessary for you to attend one of the following meetings to receive an application for homeownership. Port Huron Area Meetings Grace Episcopal Church, 1213 6th Street, Port Huron Thursday, March 17th 10:00 am or 7:00 pm Downriver Area Meetings Marine City United Methodist Church, 102 North Main, Marine City Monday, March 14th 10:00am or 7:00 pm Call Us At 810-985-9080 ext. 204 For More Information Information available online at www.bwhabitat.org
- 2. Blue Water Habitat for Humanity Income Guidelines (Adjusted for Family Size) Family Size 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Minimum Income $20,100 $20,100 $20,100 $20,600 $20,600 $20,600 $22,000 $23,425 Maximum Income $29,400 $33,600 $37,800 $41,900 $45,300 $48,700 $52,000 $55,400 Materials needed to process your application: Please bring copies of the following items: Income Tax records or equivalent proof of income for the past three years. Present landlord name and address. Past landlord name and address if you have moved within the past two years. Name and address of your present employer and of your former employer if you have changed jobs in the past year. Record of monthly income and source. Account numbers and balance of your checking and savings accounts. Statements for active credit cards with amount of your unpaid balance and what you pay monthly. Statements, or bills for any other debts you have acquired that are unpaid. Copies of last month’s bills. If you need to have copies of the above items made, please contact the Habitat office 810-985-9080 ext. 204