VHFA Policy and Planning Manager Maura Collins will present highlights from the recently-published Vermont Housing Needs Assessment (HNA) to members of the Vermont Home Builders and Remodelers Association Developer's Council today.
Maura authored the report, along with VHFA Research Analyst Leslie Black-Plumeau, under contract by the Vermont Department of Economic, Housing and Community Development (DEHCD).
Vermonters who earned less than $50,000 in 2009 might be eligible for free tax preparation.
IRS-certified volunteers working in Burlington and Winooski offer a variety of evening, weekend and weekday hours to fit your schedule, and can file your return electronically to speed your refund.
Learn more by calling the United Way's free 2-1-1 referral service. Just dial "211" on your phone.
Fitch Ratings has rated VHFA's 1990 single-family housing bond resolution A+. The rating outlook is stable.
This is Fitch's initial rating for the program, which was created in 1990 and issued bonds for seven years, including Series 9-27.
Fitch expects to issue a full report on VHFA's single-family bond program this week.
We've just started planning for the 2010 Vermont Statewide Housing Conference, and already have our first two sponsors to announce: Champlain Housing Trust and Northfield Savings Bank.
If your business or organization's interested in putting your name in front of hundreds of housing professionals, take a look at our sponsorship rate sheet (PDF). Packages start at just $250.
The conference is scheduled for Thursday, Nov. 18, at the Hilton in downtown Burlington.