We are successful together.
NCST helps hundreds of communities by serving as the intermediary for property sales – more than $1.5 billion to-date – that transform and stabilize neighborhoods. Every one of these dollars is a direct investment in the strength of a community. Thanks to our local housing providers (buyers), approximately 25,000 properties have been returned to the community for rehab and affordable housing opportunities.
We hope you’ll take a few minutes to read these Buyer Success Stories and learn more about the important work accomplished.
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Miami, FL – The Caribell Group
The Caribell Group purchased this Ocwen home through the First Look program, and spent more than $76,000 on renovations, including adding a second bathroom to make it more desirable for a family. The new owner-occupant is under 80% AMI, and had been renting the house next door….
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Harper Woods, MI – New Hope Community Development
This single-family bungalow was purchased by New Hope Community Development through the NSI First Look program. The new home buyer completed homebuyer counseling and is thrilled with the purchase of her home. “My home search was a long and stressful ordeal and I am grateful that my…
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Dayton, OH – County Corp Montgomery County
County Corp Montgomery County worked in partnership with TDK Investment, LLC, to complete over $24,000 in repairs to this Dayton, OH, home, including several very critical items needed to make this house safe. The windows in the home were old and broken, and the interior was filthy….
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Seminole, FL – Bright Community Trust
More than $83,000 was invested in the renovation of this home as it was vacant more than three years and had a leaking roof leading to a great deal of damage. This Pinellas County home was purchased by the Bright Community Trust, an organization that focuses on…
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Edgewood, MD – From House to Home
From House to Home purchased this home through NCST’s NSI First Look program and spent more than $34,000 rehabbing this property. According to the neighbors, the house had been empty for at least two years, so when From House to Home began their work, the neighbors were…
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Cincinnati, OH – Fry Holdings
Fry Holdings invested more than $63,000 into this 104 year-old property which was vacant and had city code violations. The restoration of this three bedroom, one bath, 1,100 square foot home included completely renovating the kitchen and bathroom, opening a wall between the kitchen and dining area,…
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Snellville, GA – Lawrenceville Housing Corp. (LHC)
This home was purchased through the NSI First Look program, and the buyer invested more than $54,000 in rehabbing the property, including completely painting the exterior and interior, replacing the roof, adding extensive landscaping and a retaining wall, and installing a new over-the-range microwave, stove, refrigerator, and…
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Dayton, OH – County Corp Montgomery County
County Corp Montgomery County purchased this NSI First Look property, and then worked in partnership with TDK Investment, LLC to complete the rehab and return the home to the market as an affordable rental for an occupant earning less than 80% AMI. The new renters include a…
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Orlando, FL – H.E.L.P. Community Development Corporation, Inc.
This single-family property in Orlando, Florida, is in one of the city’s oldest neighborhoods and near one of its oldest landmarks, Leu Gardens. However, it was in poor shape when acquired, and is also situated on a busy road, making it less desirable for buyers. H.E.L.P. Community…
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Overlea, MD – Remington Accessible Properties
Remington Accessible Properties renovated this home and included audible/visual doorbells in each room, along with additional lighting which fit the need of the new tenant who is visually impaired and lives in the home with her two children. She recently completed courses that have helped her learn…
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