After months of uncertainty and close calls, it looks like John and Julienne Hazeldine will stay in their Spring Street home.
In a new announcement posted to the Save John and Julienne Hazeldine From Home Eviction Facebook page, an offer to purchase has been signed by Direct Federal Credit Union (DFCU) and Boston Community Capital (BCC). BCC has offered to buy the home and DFCU has agreed to sell the house.
According to the update, the agreement says, “The Buyer acknowledges that they are purchasing the Property with the intent to sell the Property back to the former homeowners, John and Julienne Hazeldine."
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The deal is contingent on some repairs including the roof, the basement, and approval from the Board of Health for the installation of a septic system.
The agreement between DFCU and BCC is expected to be signed by Aug. 20 and the closing is scheduled to take place 30 days after the septic system is approved by the board of health.
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The deal and repairs should complete an effort by friends of the Hazeldines to save the home. Over $43,000 has been raised from over 300 donations to help keep the couple in their home.
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