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@MoHS_MLTchr I think there’s a lot of complexity within this. Per the CEO quote in the DP article, Habitat is planning to talk with every family in SW by the summer. Hopefully this clears up family questions. Thanks again for your discourse and your vital work at MHS!
@MoHS_MLTchr Okay thanks - since Habitat originates the mortgage they hold the loan so they can sell to whoever. The only residency requirement to be approved for a loan is that an applicant must have either lived or worked in Cville, Albemarle, Greene or Louisa for at least the previous year
@MoHS_MLTchr @mtgillikin@AlbemarleCounty I understand they can’t through traditional methods, that is why Habitat originates the mortgage - not through lenders. I’d love to learn more if you’re open to talking but don’t want to speak in circles. You have an insight that Habitat doesn’t that we could all learn from.
"I am so thankful for the support of the grant. It helped me keep my employees hired during the pandemic. We went from 20 clients per week to not being able to enter into anyone's homes," says Martinez.
Southwood resident, local business owner, and Habitat Partner Family Alfredo Martinez is the proud recipient of a Republic Services grant for marketing and operations costs!