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Sergio Dorval
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  • Investor
  • Newark, NJ
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HUD Good Neighbor Next Door Program

Sergio Dorval
Pro Member
  • Investor
  • Newark, NJ
Posted

Good morning everyone.

My best friend is a police officer in New Mexico and would like to take advantage of the HUD Good Neighbor Next Door Program. He has a family and loves living there. How does he take advantage of it?

1. Does he have to buy only a single family home? Could he buy a multi-family home?

2. We searched for properties on the HUD.gov website, but none were available for NM. Are there other websites that we could use to find properties?

3. Are there other similar programs that a public servant or police officer could benefit from and become a homeowner? 

4. Did any of you use such programs? If you did, do you mind sharing your story? 

Thank you. 

Sergio Dorval. 

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