New Hampshire Governor Kelly Ayotte and U.S. Senator Jeanne Shaheen were honored for their advocacy for affordable manufactured-homeownership in the Granite State.

Nearly 100 ROC residents came together to learn from each other and gain new skills at the bi-annual Co-ops Celebrating Community conference in Concord on October 24.

An article in Green Energy Times highlights a solar project at resident-owned community in Plymouth. The net annual metering revenue will be allocated to participating households in the form of a monthly lot fee credit, directly reducing what residents pay each month.

The Community Loan Fund announced that Fitch Ratings has assigned the organization an 'A-' Issuer Default Rating with a Positive Outlook, making it one of only a small number of CDFIs nationwide rated by an SEC-registered credit rating agency.

The residents of three manufactured-home communities in New Hampshire recently celebrated the purchase of the land and infrastructure under their homes, securing their future security and affordability as resident-owned communities (ROCs). The acquisitions, which took place over the last month, increased the number of resident-owned communities in New Hampshire to 156, comprised of nearly 9,500 homes across the state.

The bipartisan 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act is a critical step towards addressing our state's housing affordability crisis and recognizes the key role that manufactured housing plays as part of that effort. We're especially excited to see the PRICE program authorization included to pave the way for continued investment in manufactured housing communities and to preserve and expand this affordable homeownership opportunity for years to come. 

The Community Loan Fund’s ROC-NH team was part of the recent launch for Weatherize Concord.

Bank of New Hampshire has purchased $25,000 in Community Development Finance Authority tax credits to support the New Hampshire Community Loan Fund’s efforts to expand economic opportunity and strengthen communities across the Granite State. 

38 homeowners can now say “We own it!” in Albany, New Hampshire.