The Community Mortgage Program (CMP) was set up following the
People Power Revolution of 1986. It aims to help low-income families who are
squatting to find secure tenure by establishing community associations to buy land, to set up infrastructure and to build houses. Then in 2004, Social Housing Finance Corporation (SHFC) was created through Executive Order Number 272 and the CMP alongside other housing initiatives was moved under its control. In the 1990s, individual families could get loans to fund housing construction, namely 30,000 pesos for undeveloped land, 45,000 pesos for developed land and 80,000 pesos for a house with lot. The loans were given at 6% interest on a 25-year repayment plan. ==Legacy==