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If you are a worker covered by the Culinary and Bartenders’ union
contract who has at least 2,000 hours of service over a three-year
period, then you are eligible for the housing benefit that helps gaming
workers obtain the dream of homeownership. Established as a result of the 2007 collective
bargaining agreement, the Culinary and Bartenders Housing Partnership
provides the following benefits:
Homebuyer education and
counseling Workshops on foreclosure
prevention First-time homebuyer down payment
loans
The State of Nevada Housing Division has joined
with the Culinary and Bartenders Housing Partnership to provide up to
$20,000 in loans for a down payment on a home.
Key elements of the program
include:
- The loan has a zero-percent interest rate and is
repayable when you sell or refinance your
home.
- You must live in the house you buy
(no second homes or vacation homes), and
it must be in Clark County.
- You must contribute
1% of the purchase price of the home.
- The maximum purchase price
of the home is limited to $360,000.
- Your household income
cannot exceed $78,480 for a 1-2 person household, or $91,560 for a
household with three or more persons.
- You must be
a “first time homebuyer”, have not owned a
home in three years. There are exceptions if you purchase a home in a
targeted area of Clark County.
- You must complete a
1-hour Housing Partnership orientation.
- You must complete an 8-hour
homebuyer education course.
- You must have a One-on-One
pre-purchase counseling session.
- You must qualify for
a home mortgage from an approved lender.
- Funds for
this down payment assistance program are limited. Down payment loans
will be approved for qualified buyers on a first-come, first-serve
basis.
TO GET MORE DETAILS,
PLEASE CALL THE HOUSING PARTNERSHIP AT
(702) 924-2100 or (702)
924-2178
FORECLOSURE
ASSISTANCE
If you own your own home, and you are:
- currently behind in your mortgage payments;
- received a notice of loan default or breach in the
mail; or
- received a notice of
foreclosure sale of your home,
then we strongly encourage you to contact the
Consumer Credit Counseling Service of Southern
Nevada.
The agency offers bankruptcy counseling in
English and Spanish.
Call 702-364-0344 or
800-451-4505
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