Homebuyer Compliance Verification Form
The initial homebuyer must submit a Homebuyer Compliance Verification Form and supporting documentation at least 10 business days prior to closing on the home purchase and must not close without PHB review and response. The verification form must be signed by all homebuyers; income documentation should be submitted for all homebuyers who will be both on title to the property and living in the home.
Supporting documentation
Supporting income documentation includes the last two years of W2s, the most current month’s paystubs, and documentation of any additional income received such as social security, child support, alimony, or unemployment; self-employed homebuyers must submit two years of filed federal tax returns with all schedules and a current year-to-date profit and loss statement. PHB may require additional documentation in order to fully verify current income of the homebuyers including letters of explanation or affidavits. Homebuyer(s) who will be both on title to the property and occupying the home, must earn no more than 100% median family income for a family of four -- currently $116,900 adjusted upward for households larger than four persons.
PHB review prior to closing
PHB will notify homebuyer and escrow of homebuyer qualification (affordability and owner-occupancy) prior to closing.
Homebuyer Processing Fee
Qualified initial homebuyers must pay a processing fee of $1000 to PHB which is due within 30 days of closing. The builder pays a separate application fee when applying for the program.
Verification of closing
Homebuyers must send PHB documentation of the final sale price and title holders within 30 days of closing by submitting a copy of the recorded Warranty Deed and the Final Master Settlement Statement. The residence must be occupied and used as buyer(s)’ primary residence within sixty (60) days after the date of closing.