I am a Colorado resident interested in DOLA's housing assistance programs. Can you explain the purpose of the 'Down Payment Assistance (DPA)' program and the 'Single-Family Owner Occupied (SFOO) Rehabilitation' program? Additionally, tell me how I can find an agency that offers these programs in my area.
Navigate to 'dola.colorado.gov'. Click on the 'Funding Opportunities' link in the main navigation. From the 'Funding Opportunities' page, click on the 'Down Payment Assistance Programs' link, which leads to the 'Revolving Loan Fund Programs' page. On the 'Revolving Loan Fund Programs' page, locate and extract the purpose of the 'Down Payment Assistance (DPA) and For-Sale Construction' program. On the same page, locate and extract the purpose of the 'Rehabilitation Program' (Single Family Owner Occupied Rehabilitation). Identify how users are instructed to find agencies that offer the DPA or SFOO Rehab programs. Synthesize all gathered information into a concise answer.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Revolving Loan Fund Programs' page. The agent states that the 'Down Payment Assistance (DPA) and For Sale Construction' program aims to help qualified low- to moderate-income families afford a home. The agent states that the 'Single Family Owner Occupied (SFOO) Rehabilitation' program aims to remove deficiencies or health and safety hazards, correct substandard conditions, correct violations of local housing codes, improve accessibility, and improve energy efficiency for owner-occupied housing. The agent explains that users can find agency contact information by searching the 'Revolving Loan Fund Agencies Searchable Database' table, specifically by searching in the 'Service Area' column for their county.