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CITY CLERK
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STAFF REPORTS
DOCUMENT DATE
8/18/2009
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15 Y
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13
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Once approved by the DRE, each resident has an opportunity to purchase an undivided <br /> interest in the park and all common areas along with the condominium unit on which <br /> their home is placed. This interest is offered to each resident as a condominium <br /> interest, comprised of the condominium unit, and exclusive use easement to the <br /> common area [and under the condominium unit], a percentage tenant in common <br /> ownership to common areas and membership in a Home Owner's Association "HOA <br /> FINANCING FOR LOWER INCOME RESIDENTS <br /> A State funded program exists through the Dept. of Housing and Community <br /> Development Division of Financial Assistance called the Mobilehome Park Resident <br /> Ownership Program "MPROP MPROP was established to finance the preservation of <br /> affordable homes by conversion to resident ownership and is controlled by the CA <br /> Health Safety Code sections 50780 50786.5. This program is available to park <br /> residents who wish to purchase their unit and qualify as a Low Income Household as <br /> defined by the lower income limits provided by the HCD each year. <br /> The MPROP program offers long -term loans at 3% simple annual interest, to low <br /> income residents of a mobilehome park that has been converted, to ensure housing <br /> affordability when the resident buys a condo unit in the park. The loan does not cover <br /> the entire purchase price, but is often paired with a conventional loan and provides, on <br /> a sliding scale, an amount sufficient to secure a monthly payment that is suitable for <br /> the individual resident based on their income, down payment, etc. The total monthly <br /> payment should generally not exceed 30 -40% of the resident's monthly income. The <br /> program exists solely to provide low- income residents the opportunity to own an <br /> interest in the park in which they live and to secure and maintain affordable housing <br /> through the conversion of existing rental mobilehome parks to resident owned parks. <br /> FINANCING FOR NON LOW INCOME RESIDENTS <br /> After subdividing the land, homeowners and residents will have more realistic options to <br /> finance their homes than ever before. Lending institutions consider mobilehomes on <br /> leased land to be personal property or "chattel Chattel financing is shorter term with <br /> higher interest rates. Once subdivided, the home and the subdivided property can be <br /> financed with a conventional real estate /home loan. Home loan rates are historically <br /> lower than chattel financing and institutions offer many decades to pay because of the <br /> value and security of the land. <br /> BENEFITS TO RESIDENTS TO PURCHASE <br /> Owning real property helps individuals and families accumulate wealth for the future <br /> while enjoying the benefits of a shelter that they have the right to use, improve and <br /> sell. The purchase becomes a long -term investment. Home sites in a subdivided <br /> mobilehome park are typically much less costly than single family homes in the <br /> [sf. sf/ 168798_ I DOC/012009/4640.001 <br />
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