Frequently Asked Questions

Properties purchased with program funds must be within the Town limits of Truckee. To ensure that a property is within the Truckee town limits, check the address or Assessor's Parcel Number (APN) on the My Town of Truckee GIS map.

No, properties purchased with program funds must be within the Town limits of Truckee. Placer County has a similar program, the Workforce Housing Preservation Program. View the Workforce Housing Preservation Program page for more information.

No, properties purchased with program funds must be within the Town limits of Truckee, not unincorporated Nevada County.

This program is not limited to specific houses, condos, or apartments. Home buyer or seller applicants can apply to participate in the program to buy or sell any home within the town limits of the Town of Truckee with an appraised market value of up to $937,500. Property details for local businesses and developers will be negotiated on a case-by-case basis.

No, all transactions within the program must be arm's length transactions, with no identity of interest between the buyer and seller or other participating parties.

Program funds cannot be used to purchase properties with known code violations or open code violation cases.

No, this program will only provide deed restriction funding at the point of sale.

Yes, transactions between landlords and tenants are allowed by the program, unless the landlord/tenants are related.