Mustard Seed Development Center
Homebuyer Seminars and Counseling Education
Financial Help for Homeowners
that are and/or are not delinquent
MSDC has been contracted by Ohio Housing Finance Agency, (OHFA) to assist homeowners that own their home in OHIO with the application process to receive funding to secure their home.
The program is designed to help people that were affected during COVID starting from 2020 until now. Contact a counselor at Mustard Seed Development Center to see if you qualify for these funds.
Let MSDC Housing Counselors assist you through the process of successfully completing the application.
Documents That Will Assist You To Learn About the Program:
1. OHFA Mortgage Assistance Guidelines Manual (Click this link for the Manual)
2. Agency Infor for Paying for Utilities and Insurances and Delinquent Property Taxes
Contact Community Action in your County.
Document You Must Complete To Appy for the Assistance:
1. MSDC Mortgage Assistance Intake Form - (Click this link for the form)
2. MSDC Authorization Form - (Click this link for the form)
3. MSDC Budget Form (Click this link for the form)
4. SDO Third Party Authorization Form
6. SDO Financial Hardship Attestation Form
7. 30 days of current income statements of Income for everyone over 18
8. Copy of your latest Mortgage Statement
Financial Hardships that may qualify you Up to $25,000 for Mortgage Assistance and up to $10,000 for other household expenses such as delinquent property taxes.
A homeowner or spouse on the mortgage or deed, living in the subject property must have expenienced and attested to a material reduction in income or material increase in living expenses due to COVID19 after January 21, 2020. Examples of qualifying hardships:
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Loss of work/decrease in available hours at work, or forced work closures
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Inability to access or get to work, loss of wages or other compensation ordinarily received
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Increase in childcare cost, forced to miss work due to school/childcare closure
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Self-quarantined at home under government or medical recommendations
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Stay-at-home or shelter-in-place order by any level of government authority
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Forced to take off work to care for a family member
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increase in family expenses due to pandemic, or emergency preparedness
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Personal or family experiencing illness, disability, or mental health issues
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Loss of social, financial, or health safety net
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Fear and concerns of future economic and health insecurity and instability
1
$103,350
2
$118,200
3
$132,900
4
$147,600
5
$159,450
6
$171,300
7
$183,150
8
$194,850
Income Guidelines per person
Contact
Toree Stokes, Director
Cell Phone - 234-260-2640
Fax Phone - 234-260-2644
Maranda Brisco, Asst Director
Cell Phone - 234-260-2642
Fax Phone - 234-260-2647
Rita Smith, Operation Officer
Cell Phone - 234-260-2641
Fax Phone - 234-260-2645
Brittany Bates, Counselor Asst
Cell Phone - 234-260-2806
Fax Phone - 330-631-0355