Homeowner Rehabilitation Loan Program
Purpose
The program's purpose is to improve the housing quality of low-moderate income property owners by eliminating substandard housing conditions by rehabilitating the property to meet code requirements, increase energy efficiency and other general improvements that are of an essential and permanent nature for home accessibility and livability.
Eligible Improvements
May include but are not limited to: structural repairs; energy improvements; accessibility for a disabled person; lead based paint hazard reduction; repair or replacement of major housing systems; incipient repairs and general property improvements of a non-luxury nature; correction of a drainage problem; non-living space limited to demolition of deteriorated structures, structural repairs, or weather protection.
Applicant Eligibility
- Program participants must have an income at or below 80% of the median family income guidelines
- Property to be improved must be owned by the applicant at the time of closing
- The unit to be improved must be occupied as the homeowners principal residence throughout the affordability period
Interest Rates & Loan Information
- Interest rate/term: 0% for up to 30 years
- Minimum Loan: $1,000
- Maximum loan: $35,000
- Match: None required
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