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  ADUs (Accessory Dwelling Units) & Tiny Homes

  
  

  Free House News has partnered with a custom builder to provide our readers with information about ADUs and Tiny Homes.  Please complete the ADU & Tiny Homes Info Request Form by using the link directly above this section's heading in order to receive detailed information about ADUs & Tiny Homes, including photos, pricing, standard orders, the custom order process, updates, and specials.

  
  

  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  

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  Note: Free House News has partnered with a custom builder to provide this helpful information to you. Use of the referral code may result in compensation to Free House News to assist with the ongoing costs of website operations; including research, programming, hosting, copywriting, graphic design, etc. Any such compensation will not result in price increases to you and may even provide a discount for advertised offers.

  
  

  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  

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• Heading Home: Brief Preview

  
  
  

  
  

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  Heading Home is a brief preview of Welcome Home, a report on alternative grants, loans, tax incentives, etc.; as a resource for obtaining the necessary funding for moving or repairing historic and non-historic properties.  Instead of listing funding sources by state, the focus is on a select group of national programs, loans, and other financial products that are generally available across the entire U. S. through local, regional, and/or national governmental or financial institutions (unless for some reason an exception exists for a particular state).  The brief preview is 10 pages with a table of contents.  It includes a preview of the detailed information about a tax incentive program for historic and non-historic commercial buildings.  This brief preview also reveals the name of a specialized loan for the purchase or repair of a primary residence.  Heading Home gives enough information to allow you to continue your own research on these two funding sources; get additional details on the two funding sources in the expanded preview, On the Way Home; or decide to immediately obtain more valuable information about these and other funding methods in the full report, Welcome Home.

• On the Way Home: Expanded Preview

  On the Way Home is an expanded preview of Welcome Home, a report on alternative grants, loans, tax incentives, etc.; as a resource for obtaining the necessary funding for moving or repairing historic and non-historic properties.  Instead of listing funding sources by state, the focus is on a select group of national programs, loans, and other financial products that are generally available across the entire U. S. through local, regional, and/or national governmental or financial institutions (unless for some reason an exception exists for a particular state).  The expanded preview includes detailed information about a tax incentive program for historic and non-historic commercial buildings.  There is also a preview of the section concerning details about one of the two types of a specialized loan for the purchase or repair of a primary residence.  On the Way Home gives enough information to allow you to continue your own research on these two funding sources or decide to immediately obtain more valuable information about these and other funding methods in the full report, Welcome Home.

• Welcome Home: Report

  Free House News has compiled Welcome Home, a report on alternative grants, loans, tax incentives, etc.; as a resource for obtaining the necessary funding for moving or repairing historic and non-historic properties.  Instead of listing funding sources by state, the focus is on a select group of national programs, loans, and other financial products that are generally available across the entire U. S. through local, regional, and/or national governmental or financial institutions (unless for some reason an exception exists for a particular state).  Detailed information is included about a tax incentive program for historic and non-historic commercial buildings.  There is also detailed information concerning the two types of a specialized loan for the purchase or repair of a primary residence and how this specialized loan differs from a more common form of the loan.  The full report then continues by listing more general info about two more grants and a loan for historic properties.  There is also a loan for purchasing or repairing homes and investment properties which doesn’t require historic status.  The report adds several other creative ideas for funding sources.  Welcome Home concludes with the Funding Comparison Chart that will help pinpoint the funding sources most applicable to a particular project.  This is followed by the Information Chart and Organizations list to assist with contacting organizations about various programs.  You can spend countless frustrating hours or months of research to uncover just a fraction of the valuable information in this report or get Welcome Home now and immediately obtain the resources to pursue alternative funding for a home purchase, structural move, or other building renovation project.