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The Oklahoma Housing Finance Agency strives to help Oklahomas with their housing needs by serving a wide population of low and middle income individuals. They offer homeless assistance, rental services, housing developments, advice for first time home buyers, senior citizen help, and many other services. They also fund home improvement projects, rental opportunities, and down payment help.
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News about Oklahoma Home Loans
According to a Housing Affordability Study compiled by the Oklahoma Housing Finance Agency, many working Oklahomans have difficulty when it comes to making rent or mortgage payments.
“Even though Oklahoma has some of the most affordable housing in America, many wage earners cannot afford to own a home or even rent one without paying an unreasonable percentage of their income,” said Dennis Shockley, OHFA executive director. “Two wage-earners in the family are often required.”
