Arturo and Natalie Ruvalcaba rented apartments for years and while owning a home seemed appealing, it seemed to be impossible in the near future. They decided to start looking for a house, spurred by their landlord’s unannounced visits to their apartment. Natalie and Arturo assumed...
Scammers sometimes prey on homeowners because they know homeowners are concerned about protecting their investment in a house. This holiday season, keep the following things in mind if you receive a call or email regarding home repairs or maintenance, or other potential expenses that could...
With the help of two groups of hard working volunteers, Community Development Corporation of Utah (CDCU) and Salt Lake County were able to successfully rehabilitate a dilapidated house in Kearns while making an even bigger impact on overall neighborhood revitalization and community building. The house...
When Brad Davis began his teaching career in 2013, he and his wife Brenda began considering purchasing a home for their family. They had been living in an apartment above the garage of Brad’s grandparents while he completed his education, but needed more space as...
Nine years ago, Margarita Gerardo was working two jobs to support her family. She and her two children were living with another family and wanted to have a home of their own. Margarita did not believe she could afford to purchase a home, but found...
Unforeseen financial hardships can happen to anyone, and sometimes can force families into difficult situations. Kevin and Gina Taylor had lived in their home in Magna for 18 years, since it was built. They had raised their four children there and built rock gardens in...
Detective Warren Dallof has worked with the Unified Police Department of Greater Salt Lake since 2004. He’s been a friend and supporter of Community Development Corporation of Utah (CDCU) since he purchased a CDCU home eight years ago and learned about the organization. In addition,...