Howard County housing officials want to change the way buyers qualify for the moderate-income housing program so more residents have a chance to buy an affordable house.
“We are making some changes to the regulations, which we are now advertising, and [we] will have a public hearing on those in July,” said Thomas Carbo, Howard?s deputy housing director. “They are designed to help us get more folks qualified.”
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