California Housingand Equity Accelerator

Resources

Program Overview and Consultation Requests

Download the California Housing and Equity Accelerator program overview and request a consultation or presentation for your jurisdiction, organization, or community.

Program Overview

California Housing and Equity Accelerator Program Overview

This document provides an introduction to CHEA's factory-built housing programs, standard agreement framework, and available financing tools — prepared for jurisdictions, non-profit developers, and community stakeholders considering a program engagement.

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California Housing and Equity Accelerator Program Overview

PDF — Program Overview Document

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External Resources

Federal & State Financing and Land Resources

FHA One-Time Close Construction Loan

HUD's FHA One-Time Close program covers both construction and permanent financing in a single closing — available for factory-built and manufactured homes on permanent foundations.

hud.gov

VA Construction Loans

The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs offers construction loan programs for eligible veterans and active-duty service members building a new primary residence, including factory-built homes.

va.gov

California Surplus Land Act

California's Surplus Land Act requires local agencies to offer surplus publicly owned land to affordable housing developers before selling on the open market — a key land access pathway for CHEA program communities.

hcd.ca.gov

HCD Grant & Funding Opportunities

The California Department of Housing and Community Development maintains a comprehensive directory of state housing grants, loans, and funding programs available to local governments, non-profits, tribes, and developers.

hcd.ca.gov

Request a Consultation or Presentation

Bring CHEA to Your Jurisdiction or Organization

CHEA, administered by Non-Profit Construction Corporation, is available to present our program framework directly to city councils, county boards, housing authorities, non-profit boards, and community groups. Whether you are exploring a formal program engagement or want to understand how factory-built housing can work in your community, we welcome the conversation.

Program Consultation

A focused one-on-one session with CHEA staff to evaluate your jurisdiction's housing needs, site conditions, and program fit. Typically 60–90 minutes.

Board or Council Presentation

A formal presentation to elected officials, board members, or executive leadership covering CHEA's program model, legislative context, and community outcomes.

Community Information Session

A public-facing presentation for residents, community organizations, or stakeholder groups on homeownership pathways and program access.