CFSIC learned only last week that the CHFA loan guarantee program, designed to help homeowners get through remediation with moderate-sized, low interest rate loans through participating banks, is no longer operating. Read more
From time to time, the Superintendent’s office receives requests from the public for help in understanding and interpreting CFSIC’s Annual Report. Read more
About a year and a half ago the Superintendent predicted that there would be a “second wave” of foundation remediations needed. That second wave is now upon us. Read more
Well, the most important thing to do is to read the email that transmits the Participation Agreement to you. Read more
Remember, with the CFSIC program, you get to choose your contractor. The first step is to go to CRCOG’s website. Read more
Contrary to what has been written about remediation efforts…a number of contractors work through the winter months, and much of the work of CFSIC proceeds. Read more
Beginning today, January 20, 2026, the cap on CFSIC’s allowable concrete costs has increased to $205,000 for stand-alone home foundations and $82,000 per condo unit. Read more
This past weekend the Superintendent countersigned a Participation Agreement providing assistance to the 1,500th claimant in the CFSIC program. Read more
Effective January 20, 2026, the cap on CFSIC allowable remediation expenses will increase from $190,000 to $205,000 for stand-alone homes and from $76,000 to $82,000 for condos. Read more
Our Latest News this week…is that there is no Latest News. The staff at CFSIC managing website content is taking a well-deserved break. Our weekly updates will start again on January 5. Read more