Indian Home Loan Program

Snohomish River and Historic First Street

Homeownership is a national priority.  This can be your door to homeownership.
 
Due to the unique status of Indian lands, Native American home-ownership is an underserved market.  Established in 1992, the Indian Home Loan Program is a mortgage product specifically designed to offer home-ownership, rehabilitation opportunities, and improve access to capital for eligible Native American individuals and families.
 
United Indians of All Tribes Foundation along with the Seattle Indian Health Board are co-hosting a home buying/improvement loan seminar presented by Mia Vermillion (Key Bank) and Eleanor Mitchell (Windermere).  It will be held at the Seattle Indian Health Board, Pearl Warren Building.

Who's eligible for the Section 184 loan?

• American Indians/Alaska Natives who are members of a federally recognized tribe.
• Member of an Alaska Village & Regional Corporation established pursuant to the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act. 

Topics to be covered include:

• First time homebuyers or rehabilitation of existing housing
• Construction of new housing - including manufactured housing
• Low down payment
• No mortgage insurance premium
• Refinancing 

Date:  April 4, 2008

Location:  Seattle Indian Health Board-Pearl Warren Building, 611 12th Ave S - #200, Seattle, WA 98144 

Time:  Noon - 5:00pm

Cost:  FREE.  Food will be provided. No child care accommodations due to limited space.  

Registration deadline: Tuesday, March 31, 2009.  
 
To register, please call Tammy at 206-213-0348 x101 or email: tshaw@unitedindians.