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577ba11b-2b8c-4786-9964-3239c6e69c10 Home How We Can Help Details To further CDLI’s mission of increasing investment in neighborhoods, protecting the assets of homeowners, and protecting the environment, a low-interest rate loan product is now available to assist with the installation of a new septic system in homes with failing cesspools! To reverse decades of damaging nitrogen pollution of ground and surface waters on Long Island, this new loan from CDLI is made available to assist with the cost of replacing outdated and failing septic systems with state-of-the-art nitrogen-reducing systems or a lesser-cost hybrid system. CDLI will make its low-interest loan available if the homeowner is in need of additional funds to cover the costs of installing the new system. Loan application fees and closing costs do apply to this product. Loan amounts cannot exceed $10,000. Available for homeowners anywhere on Long Island, near water, or further away in the center. Primarily, those homeowners who do not qualify for the Suffolk County program for Septic Replacement System. This loan product is not available for homeowners who are looking to replace a conventional cesspool with another conventional cesspool system. Loan Guidelines Loans amount: $10,000 per household Houses must be residential single-family or two-family properties, owner or non-owner-occupied. Other type of houses can be considered on a case-by-case basis Property Taxes must be current A credit score of 625 will be used as an underwriting guideline Interest rate: 4% or 6% depending on the percent of the applicant’s household income in relation to the Area Median Income (AMI) UCC-1 filing fee of 50% The maximum loan term is 15 years UCC-1 filing is required to secure the loan Applicant(s) must be the legal owner(s) of the property A signed contract with the contractor is required Loan Fees $120 application fee $125 processing fee 1% origination fee Contact Info Phone : (631) 471-1215 ext. 1510 or 1930 Email : homeloan@cdcli.org Disclosure We are a nonprofit exempt mortgage banker. Loans are arranged through third-party vendors. CDLI Funding Corporation is a Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity lender. See If You Qualify Apply today! Apply Now Cesspool/Septic System Replacement & Retrofit Find help on updating your failing cesspool.

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Community Development Long Island (CDLI) is the only full-service collection of community development entities: CDLI Parent Corporation; CDCLI Funding Corporation, a Certified Community Development Financial Institution; and CDCLI Housing Development Corporation. CDLI is not just an organization; we are a movement towards long-term economic stability for all. About CDLI Community Development Long Island (CDLI) is the only full-service collection of community development entities: CDLI Parent Corporation; CDCLI Funding Corporation, a Certified Community Development Financial Institution ; and CDCLI Housing Development Corporation. CDLI is not just an organization; we are a movement towards long-term economic stability for all. Join us in building a future where home matters for everyone. MISSION STATEMENT CDLI invests in the housing and economic aspirations of individuals and families by providing solutions that foster and maintain vibrant, equitable, and sustainable communities. Who We Are Community Development Long Island (CDLI), a regional nonprofit organization, was founded in 1969 by government, business, and civic leaders on Long Island who came together to address the growing demand for affordable housing. That strong tri-sector support continues today. We believe the one place that creates the greatest stability for all people is home, and everyone deserves the right to have one in a safe, supportive neighborhood of their choosing. CDLI serves Long Island’s most marginalized and compromised residents, and has continuously challenged itself to ensure it is the go-to organization for all things home with a focus on furthering fair housing goals and integration. As an exemplary chartered member of NeighborWorks America – and the only NeighborWorks Organization on Long Island – CDLI is a nationally connected, locally focused organization, working to revitalize and build strong communities. The organization meets a high standard of fiscal integrity and service performance, and its team of over 115 highly committed, community-centered professionals collectively manage a variety of programs across several areas of focus that address the dynamic challenges faced by those who live and work on Long Island. CDLI serves more than 25,000 individuals each year in Nassau County, Suffolk County, Brooklyn, and Queens. CDLI is committed to Community Development and Housing for All, Economic Stability, and Advocacy because home matters for all people. The organization’s planning, decision-making, and programming nurture resident leadership and community ownership, inclusive community norms, and deep respect across racial, ethnic, and cultural differences. As an organization, we celebrate diversity, we support it, and we thrive on it for the benefit of our team members, our customers, and our community. Who We Are Leadership Team Gwen O'Shea President & CEO Sharon Fierstein Chief Financial Officer Natalie Wright Chief Strategy Officer Jeanmarie Buffett Senior Vice President of Housing Development & Planning Heather Carroll Senior Vice President of People & Culture Brook Leighton Senior Vice President of Marketing & Development William Achnitz, III Vice President of Home Improvement & Optimization Tricia Gleaton Vice President of Rental Assistance Operations Rachel E. Seiler Vice President of Resident Services Raphael Jean-Francois Lending Manager of CDCLI Funding Corporation Michael DiMarcantonio Assistant Vice President of Home Improvement & Optimization John Witherspoon Director of Information Technology Pat McHeffey Program Director of Housing Development & Planning Priya Mehra Director of the Homeownership Center Leadership Team Board of DIrectors Board of Directors Brian Clarke Chair Ann-Marie Scheidt, Ph.D. Vice Chair Stony Brook University James Coughlan Immediate Past Chair TRITEC Real Estate Company Jan Burman B2K Development David Calone Jove Equity Partners Marian Conway NY Community Bank Foundation Adrian Fassett Economic Opportunity Council of Suffolk, Inc. Richard V. Guardino, Jr. Long Island Regional Planning Council Thomas J. Killeen, Esq. Attorney Keith Novitz FlagStar Bank Gwen O'Shea Community Development Long Island Richard Roberts Red Stone Equity Partners Theresa Sanders Evlyn Tsimis JPMorgan Chase Rashid Walker First Street Capital Michael Ashner Winthrop Capital Partners Jessica Pearlstein Northwell Health Council of Advisors Council of Advisors Frederick C. Braun, III Chair Industrial Development Agency Sol Marie Alfonso-Jones Long Island Community Foundation Peter A. Appello Capital One, N.A. Elizabeth Custodio M&T Bank Brian Dowling Consensus Housing Partners, LLC John R. Durso Local 338, LI Federation of Labor Michael Florio Long Island Builders Institute Colleen Galvin Mastercard Erase Racism Eric Hibbert Bank United Doreen Spagnuolo Long Island Board of Realtors Jay T. Korth Catholic Charities Steven Krieger The Engel Burman Group Lawrence Levy National Center for Suburban Studies at Hofstra University Daniel Lloyd Minority Millennials, Inc. Denise D. Pursley Nixon Peabody LLP Jennifer Smith Citizens Bank Impact and Results Learn how CDLI is helping the people of Long Island change their lives. Impact & Results

24123719-ba1f-48b0-83ee-654f5a3695a3 Home How We Can Help Details Qualifications Max Purchase Price allowed is 500K. Loan amount (25K – 50K) and interest (4% or 6%) vary with household income. Term = 30 years max Second lien position & title insurance required on all loan amounts. No loan fees will be built into the loan amount. Borrower to pay the loan fees at closing Homebuyer education from CDLI is required Loan disbursement at closing., if down payment At least 51% of the loan must be used for repairs. Loan fees: $120 application fee $125 processing fee 1% origination fee 10% supervision fee calculated on the basis of the total construction/rehabilitation amount Applicant can be under contract before applying for the loan A signed contract with the winning contractor is required Bidding process managed by CDLI Contact Info Phone : (631)-471-1215 ext. 1510 or 1930 Email : HomeLoan@cdcli.org Disclosure We are a nonprofit exempt mortgage banker. Loans are arranged through third-party vendors. CDLI Funding Corporation is a Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity lender. See If You Qualify Apply Today! Apply Now Acquisition & Rehabilitation Loan Product This loan has a down payment portion and a rehabilitation portion to acquire and repair a property.

See required documentation for Plus One ADU - East Hampton. CDLI REQUIRED DOCUMENTATION FOR PLUS ONE ADU APPLICATION - East Hampton Residents I. Proof of Ownership A. Property Deed: Copy of Property Deed with Schedule A (Property Description). If applicant’s name is not on deed AND/OR one or more of the owners listed on deed is deceased, please contact CDLI to determine additional or alternate acceptable proof of ownership. II. Proof of Residency A. For owner occupants: Proof of Residency/Owner Occupancy- Select (a) or (b) and (c) from the items below: a) Driver's license or Non-Motorized Identification Card b) Voter Registration – registered voters can upload a screenshot of their voter registration confirmation from https://voterlookup.elections.ny.gov/ c) Copy of current utility bill in homeowner’s name (electric, natural gas, water, sewer, cellphone, cable) B. For owners listed on deed who are not occupants of the home (if applicable): 1. Notarized letter of non-residency and consent to application by resident III. Proof of Income for Household Members A. Working Individuals: Wages (if applicable) a) Copies of last three (3) consecutive pay stubs b) Last year of State and Federal Income Tax Returns, summary pages only (IRS Form 1040 and NYS IT201) 2. Self-Employment (if applicable) a) Last 2 years of State and Federal Income Tax Returns, summary pages and Schedule C (IRS Form 1040 and NYS IT201) 3. Other Sources of Income (if applicable) a) Social Security/SSI/SSD/TANF/Unemployment/Workers' Comp/VA Benefits — Copy of most recent Award Letter from applicable agency. b) Pension/Retirement — Copy of current letter/printout from company c) Alimony/Child Support — Court papers or support collection printout d) If any of the following is a regular source of income, please provide a current statement from your bank, brokerage firm, insurance company, or other applicable entity: (1) Interest (2) Dividends (3) Insurance Proceeds (4) Estates (5) Trusts 4. Bank Statements - Copy of (2) most recent consecutive bank statements from Checking and/or Savings accounts B. Non-Working Individuals: 1. Last year of State and Federal Income Tax Returns if applicable, summary pages only (IRS Form 1040 and NYS IT201) 2. Other Sources of Income (if applicable) a) Social Security/SSI/SSD/TANF/Unemployment/Workers' Comp/VA Benefits — Copy of most recent Award Letter from applicable agency. b) Pension/Retirement — Copy of current letter/printout from company c) Alimony/Child Support — Court papers or support collection printout d) If any of the following is a regular source of income, please provide a current statement from your bank, brokerage firm, insurance company, or other applicable entity: (1) Interest (2) Dividends (3) Insurance Proceeds (4) Estates (5) Trusts 3. Bank Statements - Copy of (2) most recent consecutive bank statements from Checking and/or Savings accounts *Zero Income Form - All household members residing at the home who do not have any income, will be asked to fill out a zero-income certification form.

82179610-7704-4b4b-86e7-d9ed0e476ecb Home How We Can Help Details Senior Resident Services provides confidential individual social services and group programs to older adult residents on-site at four (4) Complexes: Brookview Commons Deer Park Woodcrest Estates, Port Jefferson Station Pinehurst A Conifer, and Conifer Village 1 & 2, East Patchogue At select sites, we conduct initial eligibility certification for prospective tenants. Examples of our services promoting independent living and healthier aging-in-place include: Assistance with filling out applications for programs such as the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), the Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP), and the Housing Choice Voucher (HCV) program for residents who are income-eligible. Referrals to and assistance in obtaining supportive services such as at-home meal delivery, homemaker services, health, nursing, and case management, etc. Help with accessing and understanding information about programs such as Medicare Part D, and answering questions about bills, mail, and other paperwork. Setting up or facilitating group activities such as: Arts-and-crafts workshops Nutrition, health & wellness programming Defensive Driving Socialization activities such as movie screenings, book clubs, etc. NON-RESIDENTS If you are NOT a resident of Brookview Commons, Woodcrest Estates, Pinehurst A Conifer, Conifer Village 1, or Conifer Village 2 and are seeking 55+ independent senior housing in Suffolk County, resources can be obtained through the Suffolk County Office for the Aging at www.suffolkcountyny.gov/aging/How-Do-I (scroll down to Housing section), or call 631-853-8200 and request listings for subsidized and non-subsidized senior housing complexes. Contact Info Phone : 631-436-1892 Email : graces@cdcli.org Disclosure We are a nonprofit exempt mortgage banker. Loans are arranged through third-party vendors. CDLI Funding Corporation is a Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity lender. See If You Qualify Register Now Contact Us Senior Resident Services Confidential individual social services, and group programs.

76764139-443f-4dbf-b271-7e287232156e Home How We Can Help Details First-Ever Long Island Zoning Atlas Comes To Life! Interactive Zoning Atlas allows Long Island stakeholders to understand what kind of housing can and cannot be built across Nassau and Suffolk’s 1,200+ zoning districts. This innovative online platform, the first of its kind in New York State, provides a comprehensive mapping of all zoning districts, offering detailed insights into the types of housing permitted in each area, and other critical characteristics. With the zoning atlas you can: find out which zones allow or prohibit different types of housing; see what legislative & special taxation districts overlap with each zone; access your municipality's zoning ordinance online. Access the Long Island Zoning Atlas here . User guideline below: Using_the_LI_Zoning_Atlas_Dec2023 .pdf Download PDF • 2.46MB Contact Info Phone : (631) 471-1215 Email : info@cdcli.org Disclosure We are a nonprofit exempt mortgage banker. Loans are arranged through third-party vendors. CDLI Funding Corporation is a Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity lender. See If You Qualify Access the Long Island Zoning Atlas. Zoning Atlas Long Island Zoning Atlas Which zones allow or prohibit different types of housing and more.

dbc3360a-9922-4046-b82b-43008f7d6816 Home How We Can Help Details CDLI’s Voucher Homeownership Program enables existing Housing Choice Voucher participants to accomplish healthy and sustainable homeownership through subsidies and creative financing. Learn more: Families that are currently participating in the Housing Choice Voucher Program administered by CDLI and other housing authorities in Nassau and Suffolk Counties are eligible. Each household is evaluated in accordance with their income so that a maximum of 40% of their monthly gross income goes toward payment of principal, interest, taxes, and insurance payments (PITI). They obtain a mortgage for an amount they can afford through a conventional or FHA-insured lender. The difference between the conventional mortgage amount that the applicant can afford and the purchase price of the home, less the down payment, determines the amount of a second mortgage provided by CDLI’s affiliated Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI). Learn about the requirements and benefits of the program, and how CDLI can help you use your Housing Choice Voucher to accomplish homeownership. Requirements One-month consecutive paystubs (anyone over 18) Two years W-2 forms Proof of any additional income as reported in the application If self-employed, provide three years signed Federal tax returns with all schedules Owners of companies must provide corporate tax returns form (1120/ 1120-S, or 1065) with a Year-To-Date Profit & Loss statement Photo ID for all borrowers and Employee ID or Medical Card Non-refundable loan application fee of $120 Proof of Home Owner’s Insurance CDLI Home Buyers Education Certificate Section-8 Family report Voucher Homeownership Orientation There are no upcoming orientations. Please check back here for updates. Contact Info Phone : (631) 471-1215 ext 5393 Email : homeownershipcenter@cdcli.org Disclosure We are a nonprofit exempt mortgage banker. Loans are arranged through third-party vendors. CDLI Funding Corporation is a Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity lender. See If You Qualify Apply today! Apply Voucher Homeownership (VHO) Accomplish homeownership with your Housing Choice Voucher.

e10ab74c-6b39-4e1f-845c-97ed56ec8f08 Home How We Can Help Details This Program Is No Longer Accepting Applications All available funding has been used and we are not currently accepting applications. The Access To Home Program provided assistance to make residential units accessible for those living with physical mobility challenges. The program helps individuals with mobility challenges live safely and independently at home, whether due to disability, injury, or aging, avoiding the need for institutional care. If you are a Veteran, you may qualify for the Access to Home for Heroes program, which is currently accepting applications. Learn more here. If you are seeking help with urgent home safety repairs, you may qualify for an Emergency Home Repair Loan. View program details. If you need accessibility modifications or structural repairs and can manage a low-interest loan, explore our Home Improvement Loan options. Learn more. Homeowners age 62 and older may also consider Reverse Mortgage Counseling to explore whether home equity could help fund necessary modifications. Explore this option. If you are unsure which program may be right for you, contact our team for guidance. Contact us. Access To Home Program Home accessibility options for individuals facing mobility challenges.

Plus One ADU Program Enrollment FAQ’s- Get answers to common questions about the ADU program. Explore eligibility, application steps, and important guidelines for homeowners. Plus One ADU Program Enrollment FAQ’s Frequently asked questions First Time Homebuyer FAQ Housing Choice Voucher FAQ Plus One ADU FAQ Do I receive a certificate after the Orientation? The Orientation is an informational session regarding our services with the focus on Homebuyer Education. Although there isn’t any certificate provided to you upon completion of the Orientation, it gives you the opportunity to enroll in our Homebuyer Education Program. You will receive a Certificate of Homebuyer Education upon completion of the 8 hour class and one to one appointment with your Housing Educator. What is the “one to one” appointment? Upon completion of the homebuyer education class, you’ll schedule an appointment to meet with one of CDLI’s knowledgeable Housing Educators to discuss your individual housing goals. This is for your benefit! Ask lots of questions so the Housing Educator can assist you accordingly. During this appointment, the Housing Educator will review your income, assets, credit and budget. They’ll discuss various mortgage programs and grants that may apply to your current housing goals. The Housing Educator will provide you with guidance and resources to assist you as you navigate the homebuying process. At the end of the appointment, you will be provided a detailed action plan with your next steps, a summary of your budget and the homebuyer education certificate. The Housing Educator will follow up with you monthly to see how you’re progressing towards homeownership. How long is the homebuyer education certificate good for? Your homebuyer education certificate is good for one year after the date of your one to one appointment. Is there a fee for the Homebuyer Education? Yes. The class is offered in person or virtually and the fees vary depending on how you take the class. Our in person class is $50.00. We also offer our class via zoom and the fee is the same. There are also two options for you to take the class online. With the online options, you can complete the 8 hour class at your leisure. The online options are either $75.00 or $100.00. What is covered in the Homebuyer Education Class? The class covers what you need to know from the pre-approval to closing and everything in between. Renting vs. buying, budgeting, credit. You’ll learn about the role of a loan officer, realtor, home inspector, homeowner’s insurance agent, and closing attorney. Also covered is emergency preparedness and post closing resources. If you choose our in person class, we have professionals in the field discuss their role. How do grants work? Grants are based on household income, household size and availability. Homebuyer education is typically a pre-requisite just to apply. Most grants must be awarded to you prior to signing contract on a home. They typically cover various regions/areas of Long Island. For example, there may be a grant that covers Nassau County and one that covers Suffolk County. Keep in mind that you should be “homebuyer ready” prior to applying for a grant, meaning that you have a pre-approval. Remember, a grant may cover some of the down payment and closing costs so you’ll need a pre-approval to cover difference. Are grants just for down payment? In addition to grants for down payment, some cover home repairs/renovations. Do I have to repay any grants that I receive? Typically, grants have a “recapture clause", meaning that as you remain in the home, the grant is forgiven over time. For example, if a grant has a 10 year recapture clause, a portion of the grant is forgiven over time. If you sell the house or refinance the mortgage prior to the recapture clause expiring, you may have to pay back some or all of the grant funds received. How do I know which lender to choose for a pre-approval? During your one to one homebuyer education appointment, you will tell your Housing Educator what’s most important. For example, a low interest rate, down payment assistance, or even a lender who caters to borrowers with a lower credit score. Based on what you tell us and our assessment of your mortgage readiness, your Housing Educator will provide you with at least 3 referrals to lenders. You are under no obligation to use them. However, keep in mind that CDLI screens the services of mortgage lenders throughout the year to see who offers the most incentives for 1st time homebuyers. Those are the ones that we have on our list. I’m disabled. Can I purchase a home? Purchasing a home is based on your ability to pay. It’s not based on the source of your income, it’s based on the amount of your income. As long as your income is documented and consistent, in most cases, it can be used to qualify for a mortgage. We say in most cases because ultimately, you’ll have to meet with a mortgage loan officer who will submit your loan application to underwriting. How much money do I need in savings to purchase a home? Typically, you’ll need 3% of the purchase price for down payment and an additional 5% of the purchase price for closing costs. How much income do I need to earn to purchase a home? This depends on other factors, such as the purchase price, down payment, property taxes, homeowner’s insurance, etc. You should also take into consideration how much outstanding debt you owe. For example, if two borrowers have identical income and savings but one borrower has no debt and the other has a car payment, student loans and credit cards, the borrower with the debt will qualify for a lower mortgage amount.