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Sudbury Offers Thousands In Mortgage Help To Residents

The Sudbury Housing Trust program is funded by federal stimulus dollars related to the pandemic.

SUDBURY, MA — Eligible Sudbury residents can get up to $3,000 in mortgage payment assistance, a program from the Sudbury Housing Trust made possible by funds from the federal ARPA stimulus package.

Here's more from a housing trust news release:

The Sudbury Housing Trust is pleased to announce a mortgage relief program to Sudbury residents that have been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. The Mortgage Assistance Program is funded by federal ARPA funds to help residents maintain housing. If eligible, the Program will provide mortgage assistance in the form of a grant to be paid directly to lenders.
Funding will be provided to owners who meet the eligibility requirements and complete the application process, including ALL ATTACHMENTS. Funding is available on a first-come, first-served basis until funds are exhausted.

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Program Details:

  • Applications are accepted on a rolling basis, and eligibility is determined.
  • If approved, Owner provides Lender’s W9, and Owner and Trust sign Participation Agreement.
  • Town issues payment/s payable to the Lender, forwarded by Owner to Lender. Owner is responsible for remaining amounts for taxes and insurance portion of payment.

Grant Amount: Up to $3,000 of assistance, in monthly payments payable to the holder of first mortgage, towards arrears of outstanding principal (since April 2020) or upcoming payment.

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Other housing costs (e.g., condo fees, escrowed insurance or taxes, home equity line of credit, or second mortgages, etc.) are not covered expenses.

Application Assistance:

Return application electronically to: info@RHSOhousing.org (in a PDF legible format)
Mail or Drop-off hard copy to: 37 Knox Trail, Acton MA 01720 (Black mailbox at bottom of steps)

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