Posts by Whitney Klinck
INHP 2023 Annual Report Now Available
Whether you’re unfamiliar with our organization or an advocate of all things INHP, our annual report is a user-friendly and inspiring overview of our key accomplishments in 2023. You’ll meet clients we’re privileged to serve, learn about the partnerships we’re proud to nurture, and stay abreast with how INHP is meeting new challenges and opportunities…
Read MoreState Farm Supports INHP Affordable Housing Programs with $35,000 Grant
As part of its commitment to supporting affordable housing for Hoosiers, State Farm has awarded $35,000 to Indianapolis Neighborhood Housing Partnership (INHP). The grant will provide INHP with philanthropic capital necessary to continue offering its wide range of affordable housing solutions – solutions for both consumers with low and moderate incomes and the neighborhoods in…
Read MoreOpportunities with INHP: Request for Proposals
June 21, 2024 – INHP is seeking responses to requests for proposals (RFP) for the following projects. Proposals and questions should be sent to Jeff Howe. NEW CONSTRUCTION OF SINGLE-FAMILY HOME – 2843 Washington Blvd. New construction single-family homeExecution of plans for the construction of a single-family home, at 2843 Washington Blvd. INHP desires construction…
Read MoreUnderwriting Explained
If you’ve ever lent something to a friend, whether it was a hundred dollars or your copy of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone, you know there’s always the risk that you won’t get it back. It’s not very different for lenders. Before a bank or other financial institution decides to lend you money…
Read MoreThree ways INHP helps you buy a home in a competitive market
Have you heard there’s a shortage of affordable homes in Indianapolis? Many people have been feeling the lack of housing options, especially when in March 2024, the median sales price for a single-family home in central Indiana grew to $293,000 – a 6.5% jump since this time last year. The price increase may make it…
Read MoreKeeping Up with Spring Home Maintenance
Indianapolis is no stranger to a fake spring or two – or what feels like 35 fake springs. But now that it’s May, regular warm weather should be here to stay for the next few months. If you haven’t started already, spring is the time to check off home-maintenance tasks and prepare your house for…
Read MoreHomeowner Development Fees Waived in April
Want another good reason to complete your INHP Homebuyer Assessment and join the Homebuyer Preparation Program ASAP? Here’s a great one – no fees in April! To celebrate National Financial Literacy Month in April, INHP is waiving our one-on-one homeownership advising fees. That means, you can meet free of charge with a HUD-certified homeownership advisor…
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