Lift the income requirements to qualify for the Governor's House Program to $85,000 or less in a one- or two-person household to, or $95,000 or less in a household of three or more. With home prices rising across the state, the income qualifications need to rise accordingly.
Participants' net worth should be lifted to less than $175,000—or $125,000 in liquid assets—for applicants age 61 or younger.
Have a net worth of less than $350,000—or $175,000 in liquid assets—for applicants age 62 or older.
One cannot expect to stagnate the qualifications when home pricing is skyrocketing.