Keeping rural rentals in place
Rural Development Section 515 properties can leave the affordable stock when restrictions expire. FNPH’s preservation work is about acquiring those properties so low- and very-low-income residents can stay housed.
This page describes that role for partners and funders. It is not a rental application. Tenant questions for Azalea continue with the property manager on Our communities.
Project proof
One current example, and a slot for the next one. The cards match the co-development page so a new project can land in either list.
Current proof · Bowling Green
Sourced proof
Azalea Apartments
Bowling Green, Florida
Azalea is FNPH’s current worked example of rural rental preservation: keeping affordable apartments in place for low- and very-low-income residents in a small agricultural town.
Talked about in the Housing Assistance Council’s rural-preservation frame — affordable housing held in rural Bowling Green, not a new marketing story. This card is not a rental application.
Next case study
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A second preservation project
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The same card will hold the next RD/515 acquisition once FNPH sources it. The module is built so a new entry can drop in without a new page pattern.
Proof is added only when it is sourced and signed off.
If this is the conversation you need
Phone is preferred. The partner inquiry is a short callback — organization, name, role, and how to reach you. It is not family intake.