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Lunch & Learn to focus on Truckee Home Access Program

Submitted to the Sun

TRUCKEE, Calif. – For August’s Lunch & Learn at noon on August 9, Town of Truckee Housing Program Analyst Lynn Baumgartner will present on the Truckee Home Access Program (THAP) and how local employers can participate or leverage the program to house their employees.

THAP preserves, produces, and protects homes to create places for people who work full-time in the Truckee region to live locally. THAP pays buyers, sellers, businesses, and developers to reserve homes for income qualified local workers using a fifty-five-year deed restriction. Buyers can apply for compensation up to $150,000 for a maximum $937,500 home purchase price.

Payment can be used for down payment assistance, renovations, or other expenses. Sellers can sell at a reduced price and apply for compensation to make up the difference between the reduced price and the appraised value. Local Businesses can apply for compensation to rent or sell homes to local workers, including their own. Developers can apply for compensation to build homes for sale or rent to local workers.

Lunch & Learns are a free monthly forum for members to come together to hear from a speaker and then discuss ideas, concerns, and best outcomes in a roundtable discussion format. 
 
Attendees are asked to bring their lunch and the Chamber provides drinks and dessert. The program begins right at 12 p.m., so please plan to arrive a few minutes early.


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