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Local govemments can partner with local non-profit homeownership organizations or tap into existing local programs to resell the homes to low- and moderate -income residents of the community. The local govemments will be required to purchase the properties and convey them to the nonprofit organizations for rehabilitation and resale to first-time homebuyers. Over one thousand properties are currently available and new houses will be added on a weekly basis. To find out if properties are available for sale in your community, visit and click on your state to find out where homes are located. For detailed program information on HUD's Dollar Homes, read the Off HUD Homes for Sale Ice of Housing Notice (pdf liis). Content lot modified: May 1, 2000 Chairman Ginn inquired about back taxes, and stated the Commissioners needed to know more information about the particular house. Louise Hubbard, Director of Indian River Homeless Services Council, Inc., explained that the only expense to the County is the cost to transfer the title. All other expenses or searches are paid for in Maitland, Florida, as part of the new program which started last May. The program is called "HUD dollar homes '. The county can buy the house and make it available to a true not-for-profit organization which could find it possible to make it available in any equitable way. There is a deadline for the County to acquire this house or it will be back on the market the 15' of February, after which a developer can buy it for 30% under the appraised value. February 13, 2001 159 61t117PG171 Case No Address Bd/Ba Appraised Value Deadline 094 121959 584 5th Street SW VERO BEACH, FL 32962 Get Map , Lead Based Paint 2/1 $41 000 02/15/01 Chairman Ginn inquired about back taxes, and stated the Commissioners needed to know more information about the particular house. Louise Hubbard, Director of Indian River Homeless Services Council, Inc., explained that the only expense to the County is the cost to transfer the title. All other expenses or searches are paid for in Maitland, Florida, as part of the new program which started last May. The program is called "HUD dollar homes '. The county can buy the house and make it available to a true not-for-profit organization which could find it possible to make it available in any equitable way. There is a deadline for the County to acquire this house or it will be back on the market the 15' of February, after which a developer can buy it for 30% under the appraised value. February 13, 2001 159 61t117PG171