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Portfolio Management Report

PROGRAMS DIVISION ACTIVITIES 10/1/2006 – 9/30/2007
Activities Assisted
Units

County
Dollars

Leverage
Dollars

Housing Opportunities
 Program •Down Payment Assistance

72 $1,457,578 $7,893,886
Housing Preservation (owners)
  Programs •Home Repair & Independent Living
96 $2,322,439 $3,138
Housing Preservation (renters)
 Programs •Rental Housing Development, Rental Property Improvements & Independent Living
46 $1,021,855 $121,411
Housing Production (owners)
  Programs •Model Homes & Impact Fee
20 $322,485 $2,954,576
Housing Production (renters)
  Program •Rental Housing Development
56 $7,587,902 >$25,574,265
Totals 290 $12,712,259 $36,547,276
i Housing Finance Authority
Bond Program

Housing Finance Authority of Pinellas County
First-Time Homebuyer Programs for 2006 A & B provided 241 mortgage assistance loans in Pinellas County totaling $32,075,408 in bond funds. The Housing Finance Authority also provided financial assistance in the amount of $20,400,000 to complete the construction of ALTA Largo, creating 288 new multifamily rental units, and provided $1,343,000 in assistance to build ten (10) new single-family homes through Operation KickStart.

Projects
Provided over $2.4 Million in CDBG funds to complete activities such as: Homeless Emergency Project’s Kitchen Renovation, Ridgecrest’s 119th Street Enhancements, Lealman Park Improvements, Lealman Waterlines & Hydrants, Highpoint YMCA Lobby Renovations, Pinellas Park Streetscape, street lighting and sidewalk improvements, etc.

Housing Services
Homebuyers Club, Budgeting Classes & Mortgage Education 1,447 customers
Partners in Self Sufficiency 257 customers
Foreclosure Prevention 202 customers
Transitional Housing (Utility & Security Payments) 47 customers

Portfolio Information
Program Income:
126 loans paid off in the amount of $2,233,311

Funds received from SunTrust for loan servicing for the year:

HOME $325,352
SHIP $248,204
CDBG $147,878
$721,434

Program Income funds received from Tampa Bay CDC for loans serviced this fiscal year were $11,466. The principal loan balances serviced by the agency remain at $123,426.

Program Income funds received from Contemporary Housing Alternatives of Florida (CHAF) for loans serviced in house (Wind Tree Phase (A) & (B) and Oak Trace) were $270,504. The principal loan balances remain at $5,068,258.

As of September 30, 2007, SunTrust Mortgage was servicing 374 amortizing loans with an estimated value of $8.1 Million. There were 14 loans more than 30 days late. The delinquency rate was 3.7 percent.

We have 412 reducing or permanent deferred loans with an estimated value of $9.4 Million, 269 temporary deferred loans with an estimated value of $33 Million for a total of 681 loans with an estimated value of $42.4 Million.

Our total active deferred and amortized loan portfolio is estimated at $55.7 Million.

This fiscal year we had one down payment assistance loan go through foreclosure for a loss of $1,288.