Residents
The City of Victorville's Redevelopment Housing Division has worked extensively to provide quality and afforable housing for all Victorville residents. The Redevelopment Housing Division offers several programs for residents who are dreaming of owning a home or are in need of assistance for vital repairs and rehabilitation, including a program specifically designed for Seniors. More information on each program and their requirements are listed below. For additional information, contact us at (760) 955-5032 or housing@victorvillecity.com.
Foreclosure Prevention
The City of Victorville is actively working with Federal, State, and Local entities to prevent foreclosures within our City. Below you will find several brochures to assist homeowners in need. See the upcoming date for the Foreclosure Prevention Workshops to become informed about your options.
Freddie Mac - Foreclosure Prevention - English and Spanish (PDF - 402kb)
HUD Mortgage Scam ALERT (PDF - 226kb)
Making Home Affordable - Beware of Foreclosure Rescue Scams (PDF - 61kb)
Making Home Affordable - Borrower FAQ's (PDF - 429kb)
Property and Tax Assessment Brochure (PDF - 460kb)
Property Tax Application for Reassessment (PDF - 41kb)
Who is Fannie Mae (PDF - 34kb)
Fannie Mae - Avoiding Foreclosure (PDF - 35kb)
IRS Mortgage Workouts (PDF - 78kb)
Mortgage Assistance Program
The Mortgage Assistance Program (MAP) is a homebuyer program designed to assist in the costs of purchasing a home. The MAP is a deferred silent second loan that is repaid with a shared equity at the time of sale, refinance, when the homeowner ceases to occupy the home as their primary residence, or at the end of the loan term (30 years). The City can assist with the amount of down payment and/or closing costs to purchase your home in the City of Victorville.
There are a couple of steps that need to be taken to utilize the program.
The first step is to attend a Homebuyer Education Program. Please contact the Inland Fair Housing Mediation Board at (800) 321-0911 or www.inmedbd.com, the Neighborhood Housing Services of the Inland Empire at (909) 884-6891 or www.nhsie.org, or Neighborhood Partnership Housing Services at (800) 761-6747 or www.NPHousingServices.org. Attending one of these classes will educate you on the process of purchasing and maintaining a home.
The next step is to contact one of our Participating Lenders (link below).
The Participating Lenders will help get the process started. For income guidelines and answers to the most commonly asked question, please download the Mortgage Assistance Program Brochure.
MAP Homebuyer Brochure (PDF - 152kb)
Approved Lender List (PDF - 202kb)
Looking To Purchase a Home?
Neighborhood Stabilization Program (NSP MAP)
The City of Victorville's Neighborhood Stabilization Mortgage Assistance Program is offering $20,000 to purchase a vacant foreclosed home in an NSP designated area (see NSP map for eligible areas). Qualified homebuyers cannot have owned a home within the last three years, must meet income requirements and need to attend a homebuyer education class.
To find out more information about this program, please email us at housing@victorvillecity.com or call us at (760) 955-5032 today!
Neighborhood Stabilization Mortgage Assistance Program (NSP) Brochure (PDF - 598kb)
Neighborhood Stabilization Mortgage Assistance Program 3 Amendment to the Adopted Action Plan (PDF - 1.93MB)
UPDATED - Neighborhood Stabilization Designated Areas Map 1 (PDF - 1,009kb)
Neighborhood Stabilization Program Map 3 (PDF - 624kb)
Neighborhood Stabilization Program (NSP) 2008-2009 Amendment (PDF - 1,587kb)
Neighborhood Stabilization Program (NSP) List of Realtors (PDF - 12kb)
NEW - Available Property 14989 Leaf Lane (PDF - 101kb)
Home Rehabilitation Programs
The City of Victorville offers two programs for owner-occupants of mobile homes and single family residences with assistance for repair, improvement and rehabilitation of their property. These programs will help improve housing for low to moderate income homeowners. For more information, please click the PDF flyer below.
City of Victorville Home Rehabilitation Programs (PDF - 33kb)
Senior Home Repair Program
This program was implemented by the Finance/Development Departments and provides grants to low-income homeowners who are: at least 60 years of age; or handicapped; or permanently disabled, to make home repairs to correct code violations and unsafe conditions.
Senior Repair Program Brochure (PDF - 35kb)
Senior Repair Program Brochure in Español PDF - 47kb)
