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1. DO I QUALIFY? An important first step in the homebuilding process is knowing what you can afford. If you are a first time homebuyer, we suggest your start the process by contacting one of the homebuying counseling agencies listed below. They can help you determine hour home building budget, as well as what you need to do in order to qualify for a mortgage loan to build your house. From a financial standpoint, the cost of most new home construction will start in the $180,000-$200,000 range. • ACTS Housing (414) 933-2215, actshousing.org • Housing Resources, Inc. (HRI) (414) 461-6330, hri-wi.org • UCC - United Community Center (414) 384-3100, unitedcc.org 2. OBTAIN A PREQUALIFICATION LETTER FROM A LENDER The lenders listed in this brochure are “partner lenders” and have agreed to work with buyers to help finance your new home construction. Meeting with a lender is also an important “first step” in building a new home. You will need a lender “pre-qualification” letter to reserve a lot. This will also help you shop for a builder/home design – because based on how much of a loan you can qualify for, you will know what your budget will be for building your new home. 3. FIND A BUILDER – DESIGN YOUR HOME The builders listed in this brochure have designed models for new subdivisions, but you can also use a builder of your choice. The Metropolitan Builders Association (mbaonline.org) is a good resource for identifying builders in the local area. Make sure you choose a model that meets the design standards for the subdivision. View models on our website at milwaukee.gov/WalnutCircle. 4. CONTACT THE CITY OF MILWAUKEE DEPARTMENT OF CITY DEVELOPMENT TO RESERVE YOUR LOT AND MOVE FORWARD The Department of City Development (DCD) is coordinating all lot sales and building activity for the City of Milwaukee. Once you have been prequalified for a loan to build your new home – contact DCD’s Yves LaPierre at 286-5762 to move forward with the homebuilding process. 5. NEW TO THE HOME BUILDING PROCESS? If you are new to the home building process, the Metropolitan Builders Association website contains a link to the “New Home Source” website – which offers advice and information on building a new home at newhomesource.com/ResourceCenter. Lender List • Associated Bank - Eduardo Herrera-Mier, (414) 283-2587, [email protected] • Equitable Bank - Veron Gray, (414) 961-2553, [email protected] or Mike Monaghan, (414) 303-5057, [email protected] • Northshore Bank - Miguel Pesqueira, (414) 327-2336, [email protected] • Pyramax Bank - Gary White, (414) 235-5107, [email protected] • Ask about special WHEDA financing! Builders • Cross Development Group, Inc. Carla Cross, (414) 807-5920 • Kuhs Quality Homes, Inc. Cindy Kuhs, (414) 333-7212, kuhshomes.com $ 1 lots $ 10,000 forgivable second mortgage loans The Department of City Development is happy to answer questions about lot availability, house design and offers. milwaukee.gov/dcd (414) 286-5762 Build your NEW home in one of the City’s premier subdivisions located in the heart of the City! Submit offer, earnest money and a pre-approval letter from your bank to reserve your lot. LIMITED TIME SPECIAL OFFER – ACT NOW! Interested in building your NEW home in one of these new subdivisions? SUBDIVISION THE MAYOR Tom Barrett ALDERMAN Russell Stamper, II milwaukee.gov/Walnut Circle Limited to funding availability. SUBDIVISION THE

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Page 1: Interested in building your Build your NEW home in one of ... · a lender is also an important “first step” in building a new home. You will need a lender “pre-qualification”

1. DO I QUALIFY? An important first step in the homebuilding process is knowing what you can afford. If you are a first time homebuyer, we suggest your start the process by contacting one of the homebuying counseling agencies listed below. They can help you determine hour home building budget, as well as what you need to do in order to qualify for a mortgage loan to build your house. From a financial standpoint, the cost of most new home construction will start in the $180,000-$200,000 range. • ACTS Housing

(414) 933-2215, actshousing.org• Housing Resources, Inc. (HRI)

(414) 461-6330, hri-wi.org • UCC - United Community Center

(414) 384-3100, unitedcc.org

2. OBTAIN A PREQUALIFICATION LETTER FROM A LENDER The lenders listed in this brochure are “partner lenders” and have agreed to work with buyers to help finance your new home construction. Meeting with a lender is also an important “first step” in building a new home. You will need a lender “pre-qualification” letter to reserve a lot. This will also help you shop for a builder/home design – because based on how much of a loan you can qualify for, you will know what your budget will be for building your new home.

3. FIND A BUILDER – DESIGN YOUR HOME The builders listed in this brochure have designed models for new subdivisions, but you can also use a builder of your choice. The Metropolitan Builders Association (mbaonline.org) is a good resource for identifying builders in the local area. Make sure you choose a model that meets the design standards for the subdivision. View models on our website at milwaukee.gov/WalnutCircle.

4. CONTACT THE CITY OF MILWAUKEE DEPARTMENT OF CITY DEVELOPMENT TO RESERVE YOUR LOT AND MOVE FORWARD The Department of City Development (DCD) is coordinating all lot sales and building activity for the City of Milwaukee. Once you have been prequalified for a loan to build your new home – contact DCD’s Yves LaPierre at 286-5762 to move forward with the homebuilding process.

5. NEW TO THE HOME BUILDING PROCESS? If you are new to the home building process, the Metropolitan Builders Association website contains a link to the “New Home Source” website – which offers advice and information on building a new home at newhomesource.com/ResourceCenter.

Lender List• Associated Bank

- Eduardo Herrera-Mier, (414) 283-2587, [email protected]

• Equitable Bank - Veron Gray, (414) 961-2553, [email protected] or Mike Monaghan, (414) 303-5057, [email protected]

• Northshore Bank - Miguel Pesqueira, (414) 327-2336, [email protected]

• Pyramax Bank - Gary White, (414) 235-5107, [email protected]

• Ask about special WHEDA financing!

Builders• Cross Development Group, Inc.

Carla Cross, (414) 807-5920• Kuhs Quality Homes, Inc.

Cindy Kuhs, (414) 333-7212, kuhshomes.com

$1lots

$10,000forgivable second mortgage loansThe Department of City Development

is happy to answer questions about lot availability, house design and offers.

milwaukee.gov/dcd(414) 286-5762

Build your NEW home in one of the City’s premier subdivisions located in the heart of the City!

Submit offer, earnest money and a pre-approval letter from your bank to reserve your lot.

LIMITED TIME SPECIAL OFFER – ACT NOW!

Interested in building your NEW home in one of these new subdivisions?

S U B D I V I S I O N

T H E

MAYORTom Barrett

ALDERMANRussell Stamper, IImilwaukee.gov/Walnut Circle

Limited to funding availability.

S U B D I V I S I O N

T H E

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• Located at 20th & Walnut

• 29 lots currently available

• Adjacent to the original City Homes subdivision in a neighborhood that reflects pride of ownership and committed residents

Walnut Circle milwaukee.gov/WalnutCircle

Great location and only a few minutes from downtown

Josey Heights milwaukee.gov/JoseyHeights

The first and only “green” residential subdivision in the City

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• Located at 12th & Lloyd

• 33 lots currently available

• Located in the Lindsay Heights neighborhood – home to millions of dollars of new investment and strong resident engagement

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• Brand new construction in the heart of the city of Milwaukee

• Fully improved lots, including sewer water, lighting and sidewalks • Shop and compare – affordable lot pricing means more house for your money!

The Legacy milwaukee.gov/Legacy

Convenient location near shopping and new development

• Located near 20th & Garfield

• Up to 45 lots currently available

• Located near the recently built St. Ann Center for Intergenerational Care, the Wellness Commons developments and millions of dollars of new investment

• Near Alice’s Garden, Brown Street Academy, Johnson’s Park and Fondy Farmer’s Market

Three subdivisions offer many advantages to prospective homebuyers:

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Call for information on lot size and availability. Lots to be subdivided based on buyer demand.

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