HUD gives first dibs on low-value houses in Cleveland to the city and nonprofit groups (The Cleveland Plain Dealer)

Cleveland and HUD made a pilot program here that allows the city and nonprofit development groups to have first dibs on HUD homes valued at $20,000 or less. The worst homes are razed; salvagable homes are rehabbed

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HUD gives first dibs on low-value houses in Cleveland to the city and nonprofit groups (The Cleveland Plain Dealer)

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