Tulsa launches Saving Our Homes initiative to aid residents facing tax debt

2025-02-07 | Tulsa, Tulsa County, Oklahoma

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The Saving Our Homes initiative is set to provide crucial support for Tulsans facing the threat of losing their homes due to tax debt. This program aims to address the complexities of property inheritance, which often leads to difficulties in keeping up with property taxes.

Eligible low-income households can receive assistance of up to $4,000 to help clear titles or pay back property taxes, ensuring that long-time residents can maintain their generational homes. To qualify, applicants must live in a designated census tract as defined by HUD, earn less than 60% of the area median income, or reside in areas where over 25% of potential beneficiaries fall below the federal poverty line.
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Funded by the city of Tulsa through the American Rescue Plan Act and in partnership with the Tulsa Economic Development Corporation, the program is a vital resource for those in need. Residents interested in applying can begin the process online at the TEDC website, with applications open until August 31. For further details, residents can contact TEDC at (918) 585-8332. This initiative represents a significant step toward helping Tulsans secure their homes and preserve their family legacies.

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