Revolving Loan Fund (RLF)
Revolving Loan Fund (RLF) supports Kansas housing developers with loans for moderate-income housing and infrastructure, closing financing gaps in rural and urban communities, with a priority for rural areas.
Funder: Kansas Housing Resources Corporation
Due Dates: Rolling (RLF applications)
Funding Amounts: Loans to complement other housing development resources and close financing gaps
Summary: The Revolving Loan Fund supports moderate-income housing and infrastructure development in rural and urban Kansas.
Key Information: Designed primarily for builders and developers, with local governments, state political subdivisions, and housing-development nonprofits also eligible.
Description
The Revolving Loan Fund (RLF), administered by Kansas Housing Resources Corporation (KHRC), provides loans for moderate-income housing and infrastructure development across Kansas. The loans complement other resources by increasing borrowing capacity and closing financing gaps. The program serves Kansans who earn too much to qualify for affordable housing but may still struggle to afford quality market-rate homes.
RLF resources support both rural and urban markets, with a priority for rural communities. KHRC provides its resources through a statewide network of partners rather than directly providing housing or services. The program is primarily designed for builders and developers, while also allowing applications from local governments, political subdivisions of the state, and nonprofit organizations focused on housing development.
