Delaware State Housing Authority (DSHA) has the power to make loans and grants to both for-profit and nonprofit housing sponsors. DSHA also has the power to make loans to lenders and require that they use the proceeds to make new residential mortgage loans, and to apply for and receive subsidies from the federal government and other sources. In addition to its role as the State's Housing Finance A
gency, DSHA is unique in that it is also serves as a Public Housing Authority and acts as a Community Development and Planning Agency. As a Public Housing Authority, DSHA receives funding from the United States Department of Housing and Development (HUD) to build, own and operate public housing in Kent and Sussex counties, two of Delaware's three counties. DSHAโs page is an open forum where people can get information and share respectful opinions and thoughts. To make sure that everyone is welcome, there are some basic rules. We will remove, hide or delete posts including the following elements:
> obscene, vulgar, profane, violent, hateful or racist language
> threats or defamatory statements
> personal attacks or insults
> advertisements or solicitations of any kind
> posts that suggest or encourage illegal activity
> off-topic or repetitive posts
> personal information, including, but not limited to addresses and telephone numbers
> support of or opposition to political campaigns
> content that violates a legal ownership interest of any other party
> images that depict any of the above listed items
Posts are a reflection of the author and do not necessarily reflect the official views of the Delaware State Housing Authority or the State of Delaware. We reserve the right to block posts from Facebook fans contributing to this site.
