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         Alaska Housing Programs:     more books (24)
  1. Toward a new program for Alaska native housing by Michael Jones, 1975
  2. Indian housing--1984: An update on the housing programs for American Indians and Alaska natives by Virginia E Spencer, 1984
  3. Department of Housing and Urban Development annual report to Congress on Indian and Alaska native housing and community development programs (SuDoc HH 1.80:)
  4. Annual report to Congress. Indian and Alaska native housing and community development programs (SuDoc HH 1.80:)
  5. Department of Housing and Urban Development annual report to Congress on Indian and Alaska native housing and community development programs (SuDoc HH 1.80:)
  6. Annual report to Congress. Indian and Alaska native housing and community development programs (SuDoc HH 1.80:)
  7. The effect of changes in the Alaska Housing Finance Corporation mortgage programs: Final report by Matthew D Berman, 1986
  8. HUD 203(k) Rehabilitation Mortgage Loan Program Finds Home in Alaska.(United States. Department of Housing and Urban Development): An article from: Alaska Business Monthly by Roger Kane, 2001-02-01
  9. Warm homes for cold climates. (Warm Houses for Alaskans program) (Special Home Section): An article from: Alaska Business Monthly by Deb Ajango, 1994-06-01
  10. 21st Century Guide to Codetalk ¿ Federal Native American, American Indian, Alaska Native, and Tribal Information -Federal Programs for Indians and Native Americans, Housing, Office of Native American Programs, Tribal Programs, Sacred Sites, Justice, Historic Preservation (CD-ROM) by U.S. Government, 2003-08-10
  11. Owner-builder loans: another housing option: pros and cons of building your own home are outlined by this housing lending expert. : An article from: Alaska Business Monthly by Don Clary, 2006-03-01
  12. Valley seniors cause construction boom: affordability and close proximity to a top-notch hospital sends many Alaska seniors to the Mat-Su Valley to live, ... An article from: Alaska Business Monthly by Susan Harrington, 2004-01-01
  13. Edward Rasmuson.: An article from: Alaska Business Monthly by Charlie Ess, 2000-03-01
  14. Steady work. (government-funded construction in Alaska): An article from: Alaska Business Monthly by Charlie Ess, 1996-09-01

41. Alaska Refinance - Refinance Companies In Alaska
alaska Mortgage Solutions Basic programs Federal housing Administration (FHA), Includes Double Zero down, Veterans Administration (VA), Includes Triple
http://www.sitesandsounds.com/refinance/alaska-refinance/
ALASKA REFINANCE
online ALASKA REFINANCE Alaska Refinance Directory will help you locate the perfect Refinance company in the Alaska area. Featuring: The top refinance companies in Alaska.
A free directory of refinance companies in Alaska.
Refinance companies in Alaska:
Alaska Mortgage Solutions
Basic Programs - Federal Housing Administration (FHA), Includes Double Zero down, Veterans Administration (VA), Includes Triple Zero Down. Conventional - Cook Inlet Housing - Can combine with AHFC, Alaska Housing Finance Corporation (AHFC) - Can combine with FHA, VA, Cook Inlet, Rural Development. - Conventional FNMA, FHLMC, Government (FHA/VA), Rural, Non conforming, HUD Section 184 Indian/Native Program, Sub Prime - For people with bruised or challenged credit. Multi Family - 5 or more unit apartment building. Alaska USA Mortgage Company
General Mortgage Types - Fixed Rate Mortgages (VA, FHA, FmHA and Conventional), Adjustable Rate Mortgages (FHA and Conventional), Alaska USA 3/1 and 5/1 Adjustable Rate Mortgages and No Cost/Low Cost Mortgages. Special Mortgage Programs - First Time Home Buyer Program (AHFC), Refinancing Existing Mortgages, Rehabilitation Mortgages (FHA 203K or AHFC Rehab/Renovation), Rural Alaska Mortgages (AHFC) and Low Income Assistance.

42. Financing For Projects: Directory Of Web Resources For Financing Projects, Housi
alaska Municipal Bond Bank Authority provides forms and program and eligibility Provides information about housing finance programs from the housing
http://www.constructionweblinks.com/Industry_Topics/Financing_for_Projects/finan
Industry Topics: Financing for Projects
Banks, Commercial Lenders and Finding Tools for Them
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African Development Bank Group

www.afdb.org

"Opportunities" provides a guide to private sector lending, which includes eligibility guidelines, types of projects, application procedures, checklists, contact information and other resources. "Country operations" lists loan and grant approvals. "Financial Management" lists current and historical public sector lending rates.
Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs

www.adeca.state.al.us

Contains information about Community Development Block Grant and other community development and community service programs; Appalachian Regional Commission forms and documents. Science, Technology and Energy Division provides overview of energy programs, including Rebuild Alabama assistance program and Local Government Energy Loan Program application and brochure.
Alabama, Economic Development Partnership of

www.edpa.org
Provides overview of incentives and assistance programs, including Capital Investment Tax Credit. Alabama Housing Finance Authority www.ahfa.com

43. Alaska Real Estate Update - Sponsored By Residential Mortgage LLC
AHFC Energy programs Senior housing programs AHFC Loan programs Public housing State of alaska Employment alaska State Chamber of Commerce
http://www.homesforalaska.com/
Sponsored by Residential Mortgage LLC.
Mortgage Calculators
You can estimate a monthly mortgage payment, compare several loans at once and even see how much you could save by refinancing your home. Mortgage Payment Estimator
Loan Comparison Calculator
Refinance Savings Calculator
Biweekly Mortgage Calculator

PITI Mortgage Calculator
Mortgage Amortization Tables
You can estimate a monthly mortgage payment, compare several loans at once and even see how much you could save by refinancing your home. 15 year amortization table
30 year amortization table

Search the Alaska MLS

Search the Mat-Su MLS
... Fair Housing Official AHFC Home page HomeChoice/HomeOptions AHFC Energy Programs Senior Housing Programs AHFC Loan Programs ... KTUU-TV

44. State Benefits
The alaska housing Finance Corporation (AHFC) administers the Veterans AHFC.state.ak.us (Go to Loan programs, then select Veterans Mortgage Program)
http://www.ak-prepared.com/vetaffairs/state_benefits.htm
DMVA Search Veterans Affairs
State Benefits
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This description of benefits for Alaska's Veterans and their spouses and dependants was developed by the Department of Military and Veterans Affairs to make veterans aware of the benefits the state offers and to illustrate that the benefits are from different state departments. The best way to determine if you qualify for a certain benefit is to reach the person or program throughout the contact information provided. State Employment Hiring Preference for Veterans, Prisoners of War, and National Guard Members Workplace Alaska in the Division of Personnel in the Department of Administration is the on-line recruitment process for all the state's classified service positions. Every vacancy in the classified service, except those requiring registration with Job Service, are posted on the homepage and are available for on-line application. Vacancies are advertised in the Sunday editions of the Fairbanks News Miner, Juneau Empire, and Anchorage Daily News along with recruitment phone lines. Veterans who possesses the necessary qualifications for a given state job classification and served on active duty and received an honorable or general discharge during the dates listed on the employment application, are eligible for a state employment hiring preference.

45. State Of Alaska Public Notice
State of alaska Online Public Notices, Public Notices alaska housing Finance alaska; D. Changes to Mortgage programs and Authorization to hold public
http://notes5.state.ak.us/pn/pubnotic.nsf/0/1c79cc20f0fb2e518925704a0061e6e1?Ope

46. Indianz.Com > News > GAO Report Addresses Alaska Native Housing Funds
Ted Stevens (Ralaska) about Native housing funds. Based on a review of 13 federal programs, the GAO said that non-profits and tribes built a total of
http://indianz.com/News/2005/009726.asp
Search: News Indian Gaming In The Hoop Home News Headlines printer friendly version GAO report addresses Alaska Native housing funds Tuesday, August 9, 2005 Clarification: The GAO report focused on all federal funding distributed to Alaska Natives, not just housing funding. Alaska Native regional entities receive the overwhelming majority of federal housing funds, the General Accountability Office said in a report last week. From 1998 through 2003, the federal government spent $3.5 billion on Alaska Native housing. Almost all of the money $3 billion went to regional Native non-profits, according to GAO investigators. Only $483 million went directly to villages and tribal governments. The finding appears to respond to concerns raised by Sen. Ted Stevens (R-Alaska) about Native housing funds. Arguing that "sovereignty is not the answer," he said the federal government shouldn't be providing money to each and every one of the 220-plus villages and tribes in the state. Instead, he suggested that tribal funding be consolidated into regional organizations. A year later, Stevens pulled back from his proposal after hearing directly from Native leaders. "I'm not going to use the word regionalization any more and I'll tell you why," he said at the Alaska Federation of Natives conference in October 2004. "Everywhere I went I saw the results of cooperation, partnership and sharing. It's going on already."

47. American Indians & Home Ownership, 1995
There exists a large amount of money for housing programs when compared to other states. on American Indian, alaska Native, and Native Hawaiian housing.
http://www.airpi.org/research/hsgsect5.html
Research Reports Reflections on Traditional American Indian Ways, 1998 Threats to Tribal Sovereignty, 1998 Traditional American Indian Leadership: A Comparison with U.S. Governance, 1997 Communications and Relationships Between Reservation American Indians and Non-Indians from Neighboring Communities, 1997 ...
  • Bibliography In several of the focus group discussions, policy issues were raised. People debated about the merits of one effort over another; at other times, a brainstorming session occurred about what could be done to improve the housing situation for American Indians in the Twin City metropolitan area. The excerpts noted below offer a flavor for these discussions. One roundtable participant offered that the term multicultural doesn't strike with much reality; the melting pot theory doesn't make much sense to Indians, and assimilation was a gross failure with Indians. In addition, the public practice of one's culture may need some concentration to feel safe and comfortable. "I'm getting at something Christopher Alexander put into his work by talking about the nature of the public practice of one's culture. Look at the concept of multiculturalism. For whites, it would mean that the first house is Hmong, the second house is Black, the third Latino, and so on. Then block after block after block it would be that way and it would be great. But this concept flies in the face of coming together. Anishinabe. You need enough people to have a big drum ceremony. In order to make it work, people have to be comfortable. How can you be sure that those around you are American Indians and you can have sense of community?"
  • 48. Alaska Independent Living & Senior Independent Living - RetirementHomes.com
    Cook Inlet housing Complex 9131 Centennial Dr Anchorage, alaska, USA Phone The Authority’s housing programs are designed to empower clients and to
    http://www.retirementhomes.com/homes/Independent_Living/USA/Alaska/
    Your Guide to Retirement Living: Seniors Directors Vendors Job Seekers ... USA : Alaska Narrow your search results by City Anchorage (14) Bethel (1) Chugiak (1) Dillingham (1) Elmendorf AFB (1) Fairbanks (3) Juneau (4) Ketchikan (2) Kodiak (1) Kotzebue (1) Palmer (1) Sitka (3) Soldotna (1) Valdez (1) Pages: 1
    Anchorage Pioneers Home

    923 W 11th Ave
    Anchorage, Alaska, USA Phone: 907-276-3414
    The Anchorage Pioneers' Home is a five-story building occupying one third of a city block overlooking an area known as the Park Strip. This "greenbelt" in the center of metropolitan Anchorage area divides the business district from the oldest residential area of the city. The Pioneers' Home sits like a jewel in the crown of this historical community core. Behind Anchorage to the south and east lies the Chugach Mountains, easily visible from most floors of the Home. Mt. McKinley peaks out over ... Request Information Bayview Terrace
    309 Erskine Ave
    Kodiak, Alaska, USA Phone: 907-486-4733
    Bayview Terrace is committed to providing the highest level of care for you and your loved ones. We offer a safe homelike environment. Our goal is to keep our residents close to family and the community Request Information Cook Inlet Housing Complex
    9131 Centennial Dr
    Anchorage, Alaska, USA Phone: (907) 276-8822

    49. REGISTER USER ACCOUNT
    The city has no affordable housing programs, leaving nonprofits to direct programs. United Way of Southeast alaska has identified lack of affordable housing
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    50. The Body: HIV/AIDS In ALASKA
    In alaska, the cumulative number of reported AIDS cases from the beginning HOPWA provides for HIVspecific housing programs, 90% through formula grants,
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    AIDS Action Council HIV/AIDS in ALASKA PROFILE OF THE EPIDEMIC The following data represent the cumulative totals of reported AIDS cases in Alaska. Included are the total number of reported AIDS cases, and the number of reported AIDS cases by demographic category in Alaska. Total Reported AIDS Cases
    • In Alaska, the cumulative number of reported AIDS cases from the beginning of the epidemic in 1981 through 1996, is 363.
    • 36 cases were reported in Alaska in the past year.
    Reported AIDS Cases By Race/Ethnicity
    • In Alaska the cumulative total number of reported AIDS cases among the following populations is:
    White, not Hispanic-
    (67.22% of the total case count.)
    African-American-
    (8.54% of the total case count.)
    Hispanic/Latino-
    (6.89% of the total case count.)

    51. NYS DHCR - Press Release
    Are our federal, state and local housing programs doing everything they should Executive Director, alaska housing Finance Corporation; Jeffrey Burum,
    http://www.dhcr.state.ny.us/general/press/press05.htm
    d Governor Pataki Map
    NY
    ... Press Releases
    New Commission to Address America's Housing Crisis
    Congressionally created Millennial Housing Commission tasked
    with finding solutions to help families buy or rent homes
    Washington, DC (January 23, 2001) – A new commission created by Congress meets today to start formulating solutions to the crisis in America's housing market. New York State Division of Housing and Community Renewal (DHCR) Commissioner Joseph B. Lynch is among those named to serve on the Commission. "There are over 28 million American households from all walks of life, working families, middle income people, the elderly, the handicapped and others, who do not have access to decent, affordable housing," former Congresswoman and Millennial Housing Commission Co-Chair Susan Molinari said. "The current housing system doesn't work for these people. We've been charged by Congress to recommend legislation that will deal with how we finance mortgages, as well as how tax policy and legislation at all levels of government can help foster affordable housing." "The fact that housing prices are shooting through the roof impacts everyone," Molinari said. "The problem of affordable housing is not confined to inner cities or to just the low-income, the problem is systemic. We want to build a system that fosters good housing for all Americans."

    52. The Seattle Times: Tribal Housing
    there are trying to do so much, said Johnson, a housing director in Juneau, alaska. In cases where individuals take advantage of housing programs,
    http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/news/local/tribalhousing/response/auditors.html

    Your account
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    December 8, 1996
    Gorton promises hearings on what HUD funds bought The chairmen of two congressional subcommittees that control spending on Native American housing programs have promised hearings and an investigation into the widespread abuses detailed in The Seattle Times last week. Sen. Slade Gorton, R-Wash., said he will hold hearings to draft new rules to better ensure that money for Native American housing goes to "the most needy" and not to "tribes that don't need it." Gorton chairs a subcommittee that oversees spending for the Bureau of Indian Affairs and Native American housing and education. Meanwhile, Rep. Jerry Lewis, R-Calif., has asked the General Accounting Office (GAO) to investigate the allegations raised about the Native American housing program, which is run by the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). The GAO is a nonpartisan congressional agency that audits federal programs. The five-part series documented cases around the country in which tribal leaders took advantage of relaxed rules and oversight at HUD to benefit themselves, their relatives and their friends at the expense of needier Native Americans. The series also described the desperate housing needs on reservations, where some people live in dilapidated cars and teetering trailers. Before the series ran, outgoing HUD Secretary Henry Cisneros learned about some of the findings and asked for an investigation by HUD's inspector general.

    53. Mortgages And Loan Rates- Interest.com. Compare Current Interest Rates For Mortg
    alaska housing Finance Corporation PO Box 101020 Each housing finance agency will establish financing incentive programs based on specified borrower
    http://mortgages.interest.com/content/govloan/hfa.asp?sa=alaska

    54. Sr Main
    MultiFamily Loan Purchase Program Senior housing Loan Program alaska housing Finance Corporation (AHFC). 4300 Boniface Parkway
    http://www.ahfc.state.ak.us/Department_Files/Mortgage/Senior-Housing/seniorhsgma
    SENIOR HOUSING AHFC is committed to Alaska's senior citizens and strives to increase
    public awareness of seniors' housing needs. Senior Housing Office Senior Housing Loan Program Multi-Family Lending AHFC-Approved Lenders ... AHFC Home What's New! Loan Programs Links of Interest to Seniors Senior Care Adobe Acrobat 5 is required to read and print PDF files. To obtain/download a free copy click here: For more information contact: Jim McCall , Housing Relations Manager jmccall@ahfc.state.ak.us

    55. Multifamily Housing Program Contacts
    HUD Region X (Washington, Oregon, Idaho and alaska) Multifamily housing program contacts. Multifamily Demonstration Program (M2MKT), alaska, Idaho,
    http://www.hud.gov/local/shared/working/localpo/xmfhsgcontacts.cfm?state=wa

    56. MURKOWSKI ANNOUNCES PUBLIC HOUSING GRANTS FOR ALASKA
    Lisa Murkowski, saying that all alaskans deserve decent housing, The Rural alaska Community Program based in Anchorage has gained a grant from the Rural
    http://murkowski.senate.gov/pressapp/record.cfm?id=225274

    57. Alaska Statutes: AS 18.56.010. Findings And Purpose.
    Participation by the alaska housing Finance Corporation in the program of purchasing and insuring state veterans loans as provided in this chapter will be
    http://touchngo.com/lglcntr/akstats/Statutes/Title18/Chapter56/Section010.htm
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    Title 18 . Health, Safety, and Housing
    Chapter 56 . Alaska Housing Finance Corporation
    Section 10. Findings and Purpose.
    previous: Chapter 56 . Alaska Housing Finance Corporation
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    AS 18.56.010. Findings and Purpose.
    (a) There exists within the state a serious shortage of decent, safe, and sanitary residential housing available at low or moderate prices or rentals to persons of lower and moderate income. There also exist within the state remote, underdeveloped, or blighted areas where the development of decent, safe, and sanitary housing is necessary to economic growth. These conditions are inimical to the safety, health, welfare, and prosperity of the residents of the state and to the sound growth of urban and rural communities.
    (b)
    (c) The legislature finds and declares further that, in accomplishing this purpose, the creation of the Alaska Housing Finance Corporation is essential to assist in the acquisition and development of land and the construction, rehabilitation, financing, management, maintenance, sale, and rental of dwelling units for persons of lower and moderate income or persons in remote, underdeveloped, or blighted areas and that these activities serve a public purpose in benefiting the people of the state. The Alaska Housing Finance Corporation is empowered to act on behalf of the state and its people in serving this public purpose for the benefit of the general public.

    58. CCHRC Research
    The CCHRC was funded by alaska housing Finance Corporation to undertake a CCHRC funding initialized this research program in rainwater catchments.
    http://www.cchrc.org/completed.html
    Current Activities Proposed Activities Reports Proposal Submission Completed Research Projects Building America in Alaska back to top Building America in Alaska II MTL photo The REMOTE wall out performed other wall sections in terms of drying. The Final Report has been submitted to AHFC. The MTL has new wall panels, new equipment and is continuing to be monitored under funding from AHFC. Please see Mobile Test Lab under Current Research. CCHRC is seeking funding to construct another MTL to monitor walls in other areas of Alaska. back to top BEES Study Click to view Summary Report back to top Six responses were received to the RFP and Ivan Moore Research (IMR) of Anchorage, Alaska was awarded a contract on July 26, 2001. IMR has conducted a customer survey of Four Plus and Five-Star Plus homes to determine customer satisfaction and understanding of building components. A mail questionnaire was completed by IMR and mailed to homeowners. IMR has completed the survey and evaluated and analyzed the energy use data (actual vs. energy rating estimates).

    59. About CCHRC: Board Of Directors
    Wendy served many years as President of a nonprofit housing program, was actively Michael Buller is the Deputy Executive Officer of the alaska housing
    http://www.cchrc.org/directors.html
    Mission Statement Staff Standing Committees The Directors on the Cold Climate Housing Research Center Board serve for a three year term. Three seats come up for election each year. A nominations committee is formed in July and elections are held in conjunction with the Alaska State Home Builders Association fall annual meeting. Board of Directors N. Claiborne (Clai) Porter, Jr.
    AIA, CGR, Chairman

    NCP Design/Build, Ltd., President
    Anchorage, AK 99518
    ncp@alaska.com

    Office: (907) 562-2283 back to top Richard Tilly
    Secretary/Treasurer

    P.O. Box 72080

    60. 6.2 Public Corporations
    alaska housing Finance Corporation (AHFC), Using proceeds from its bond sales, AHFC buys home AEA administers the Power Cost Equalization program.
    http://citizensguide.uaa.alaska.edu/6.STATE_ASSETS/6.2_public_corporations.htm
    The Alaska Citizen's Guide to the Budget Financial Assistance
    provided by:
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    Budget Pies Cash on
    the Street
    ... Index to Funds 6. State Assets
    6.2 Public Corporations
    The combined assets of the public corporations of the state were about $10 billion at the end of FY 2001, about half of which was in the Alaska Housing Finance Corporation. Corporation assets are not generally held as cash, but rather are put to work as loans in pursuit of the missions of the different corporations, or as physical assets, as in the case of the Alaska Railroad. The "assets less liabilities" of these corporations were about $3.7 billion at the end of FY 2001, again with about one-half represented by the Alaska Housing Finance Corporation. The liabilities of these corporations consist mostly of borrowing to finance the activities supporting their missions. If any of these corporations were to be eliminated, their assets would need to be sold. The proceeds of the sale would be used first to pay off their borrowing. Any remaining money would then be available for other purposes. The value of corporate assets reported in their financial statements might not be equal to their market value were such a sale to take place. Consequently, the net proceeds from closing down a public corporation might not be the same as their stated "assets less liabilities."

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