ROC USA Capital Seeks $12,000,000 From Colorado DOLA for Resident Park Purchases
ROC USA Capital planned to ask Colorado's DOLA for $12,000,000 to fund below-market loans for resident groups buying manufactured home communities.
Key facts
- ROC USA Capital, a Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI), gave notice that it intended to apply to the Colorado Division of Local Affairs (DOLA).
- The request was for $12,000,000 from the Mobile Home Park Acquisition Fund under the Proposition 123 Notice of Funding Opportunity.
- ROC USA Capital sought to serve as the proposed Intermediary Lender for the program.
- The funds would capitalize a revolving pool offering below-market first mortgage loans to resident groups buying communities in Colorado.
- Any public meeting requested on the application was to be scheduled at least five days after the notice, per DOLA guidance.
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Source: Public Notice: ROC USA Capital DOLA Mobile Home Park Acquisition Fund Application — ROC USA, July 8, 2026. Summary and commentary by RISE Community; read the full story at the source.
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