NSP Program

NSP Update - September 27, 2011

Both NSP homes have been compelted and sold!!

Please contact the Oakland County Community and Home Improvement Division at (248) 858-0493 for more information on other NSP communities with homes still available.

 

 

Frequently Asked Questions about the NSP Program...

What is NSP?

NSP stands for the Neighborhood Stabilization Program.  The Village of Ortonville applied for a grant last October and was awarded $491,933 funded through US Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).  These funds allow the Village to address abandoned and foreclosed properties.

Does the Village maintain a list of foreclosed properties?

No, we do not maintain a current list of foreclosed properties.

Can I go look at the houses and select one?

No.  The goal of NSP is to stabilize neighborhoods.  In the first phase of this project, the Village will identify abandoned and foreclosed properties in the greatest need and acquire those properties to either demolish and redevelop, or rehabilitate.  Once the project is complete, the home(s) will be offered for sale to income qualified individuals who fall within the HUD defined income requirements.

Please check back to the website for periodic updates on the progress of our NSP Program.

How do I express my interest in this program?

Interested parties are welcome to submit a letter of interest to the Village offices.  Please understand that we are in the beginning stage of this program and you may not be contacted for several months.  Please include your name, address, contact number, size of the family and annual income level.  You can either email your request to nspetc@gmail.com or send your letter of request to:

NSP Program - Village of Ortonville

P.O. Box 928

Ortonville, MI 48462

For more information regarding the NSP program, please refer to the HUD NSP Website.