Low inventory and high mortgage rates combined with high home prices means getting into a new home can be an American dream that’s out of reach. The Starter Home Project is designed to change all of that.
By working with local lenders, bankers, municipalities and other partners with a shared vision to build great communities, the Starter Home Project is a great way to begin building your future.
Lasting affordability
in a lasting affordability model, the homeowners agree to resale price restrictions that will retain the original subsidy in the home and ensure that the home remains affordable to subsequent income-eligible homebuyers, not just the initial household served.
Lasting affordability helps stabilize communities that may otherwise be subjected to gentrification or displacement by keeping long-time residents and their heirs in their own homes.
Create homes that are as affordable to subsequent buyers as the first buyer without re-subsidizing the unit. “A one-time investment for multiple generations.”
The concept is designed to help people access starter homes at starter home prices, rather than the price of housing in an inflated marketplace. By selling the home at actual costs, rather than Fair Market Value, and restricting
We are working with a 31 year model. But that can be 99 years if you were to choose. Always consult your organization's legal team to guide you.
A homebuyer using this model will still earn equity....
Because this model is designed to support affordability, it wouldn't be used in a traditional appraisal situation if neighbors were to sell their homes. ....
Great realtors are there to support their buyers, so they should be checking on deeds, among everything else, when they are advising clients. Either way, a deed restriction will be recorded at the county where the home resides, just like any other mortgage document.
The Starter Home Project is designed to help get you started on the journey called Home Ownership. Because the home is sold at the cost to build, the price to purchase is often much less than most new homes entering the market. This opportunity is then passed on when a homeowner decides they need their next home. Through this model, homes are sold with the intention of continuing the affordability that was introduced at first sale.
Copyright © 2025 The Starter Home Project - All Rights Reserved.
Powered by GoDaddy
We use cookies to analyze website traffic and optimize your website experience. By accepting our use of cookies, your data will be aggregated with all other user data.