Jeff Caden

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  "Washington's homeownership rate is currently only 44th out of 50 states," states Jeff Caden, the executive director of Washington Homeownership Center.
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  Caden adds, "There is no doubt that a severe shortage of affordable inventory exists, however, an added problem is equating one's first home with one's dream home.

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  Regardless of whether it takes two months or two years, WHC counselors will work with clients until they are ready to assume a mortgage and become homeowners. "First Mutual Bank is the first bank to partner with us for this program and have been instrumental in helping with the launch," said Jeff Caden, executive director of WHC.

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  Presenters are as follows: Craig Nolte, Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco; Ted Duffy, executive director of the local Home Ownership Center; Jeff Caden, executive director, Washington Homeownership Center; and Tom Cusack, HUD Portland Field Office director.

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  states," states Jeff Caden, the Executive Director of Washington
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  Caden adds, "There

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  families are essentially locked out of homeownership," states Jeff Caden, the Executive Director of WHC."The goal of the Parade of Affordable Homes
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  Caden adds, "We hope that our clients can reset their

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  Jeff Caden, the ownership center's executive director, agrees that the pickings are slim in the price-pressured Seattle-Tacoma-Everett corridor.
  
  "We're in a crisis here in King, Pierce and Snohomish counties, for certain," he said.

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  Jeffrey CadenExecutive Director
  
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  Salary: DOE Plus excellent benefits To Apply: please send a resume, cover letter, and salary history to: Jeffrey Caden, jcaden@homeownership-wa.org Washington Homeownership Center 1000 2nd Avenue, Suite 2700, Seattle, WA 98104.

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  Jeffrey Caden,jcaden@homeownership-wa.org or by mail at:Washington Homeownership Center1000 2nd Avenue, Suite 2700, Seattle, WA 98104.

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  That's where federal and state programs can also help first-- time home buyers even those making up to 110 percent of the area's annual median income, said Jeff Caden, executive director of the Washington Homeownership Center in Seattle.
  
  "But many people who could qualify aren't availing themselves," said Caden, who will be the keynote speaker at Tuesday's forum.The nonprofit Washington Homeownership Center's mission is to help low- to moderate-income households throughout the state purchase homes.Working mainly with first-time buyers, the agency provides free information and offers a basic assessment of home-ownership readiness by reviewing family size, income, credit history and other factors to determine eligibility for government-funded home-loan programs.
  
  Caden said some families who qualify wouldn't even think about applying, mistaking the programs as low-income assistance.
  
  "There's money left on the table every year," said Caden, though he couldn't estimate the amount.He said the funding would be better labeled "gap financing for working families."
  
  Programs include the Washington State Housing Finance Commission's House Key Plus program, which provides up to $7,500 in a second-mortgage, down-payment-assistance loan to first-time home buyers who make the area's annual median income or below.The median income is $67,900 annually for a family of four in Clark County.
  
  Caden said the program could provide substantial help in Clark County, one of the state's relatively lower-priced markets, unlike King County, where the median price of a home is about $405,000.
  
  A state study that found 73 percent of Clark County's rental households could have afforded home ownership at the beginning of 2005.That compared to only 35 percent in King County, Caden said.

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