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Can Habitat homeowners sell their homes and make a large profit because of the original cost?

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Can Habitat homeowners sell their homes and make a large profit because of the original cost?

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Habitat protects the equity in the home through restrictive mortgage documents and deed restrictions. Through these documents the dream of homeownership is made possible, while a windfall profit to the homeowner if resale becomes necessary is restricted. In essence, a Habitat homeowner does not realize the full equity of the home until the mortgage is paid off in a 20-25 year time period. Through these restrictions, Habitat is able to sustain affordability of our homes.

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