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Calm. Ease. Relief. These are the things Andrea Pollock brings to people every day in her work as a massage therapist. And that, she says, is what becoming a homeowner did for her.

Sometimes, homeownership is about the little things. For new homeowner Rhonda Kay Diaz of Las Cruces, the little things include the ice machine in her new refrigerator and cooking on a gas stove.

The State of New Mexico and MFA are soliciting feedback on the State of New Mexico Homeowner Assistance (HAF) Draft Plan.

MFA provided $12.3 million to help fund the construction of 91 new affordable apartment homes on Central Ave. in Albuquerque.

Meet Amelia Gonzales, a 70-year-old woman living in Espanola where MFA's Energy$smart program was able to make a huge difference.

The MFA Energy$smart program completely changed Roberta Wilson's life, making her unlivable home comfortable and saving her money on utilities.

Homeowners whose homes have been weatherized save an average of $240 per year in utility bills. The savings last for 20 to 25 years.

This makes them safer and more energy efficient for New Mexicans.

Central New Mexico Housing Corporation and Southwestern Regional Housing & Community Development Corp.

Main Street Townhomes, a 25 unit affordable property in Clovis, is available for sale.