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Louisa Supervisors agree to raise cap for homebuyer assistance program
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Louisa Supervisors agree to raise cap for homebuyer assistance program
The Fluvanna-Louisa Foundation created a home buyer assistance program in 2006 and promoted heavily to public school teachers. The Piedmont Housing Alliance holds the funds in a trust on behalf of the county, but the Board of Supervisors has final say over how the program is used. “The funds may be used purchase lam provide down payment assistance for home buyers, closing cost assistance, collaborate with local builders to provide starter homes …
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