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Find similar grantsHome Ownership Preservation Program (HOPP) is sponsored by Prince George's County Department of Housing and Community Development (DHCD). The Home Ownership Preservation Program (HOPP) provides up to $30,000 to homeowners for health, safety, energy efficiency, and accessibility repairs in qualified, owner-occupied homes in Prince George's County.
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Prince George’s County Homeownership Preservation Program (PG HOPP) : Types of Programs : Home Preservation : Habitat for Humanity Metro Maryland Prince George’s County Homeownership Preservation Program (PG HOPP) PG HOPP is a construction-based resource aimed at identifying and addressing critical health, safety, and accessibility related needs of the homes of income-qualifying homeowners in eligible areas of Prince George’s County.
This program is sponsored by the Prince George’s County Department of Housing and Community Development.
In order to be considered eligible, applicant(s) must: Occupy the home for which you are applying Have lived in the home for at least one year prior to applying Priority will be given to homeowners having occupied their home for more than 10 years, are under 50% of the area median income, and/or have children under 18 years old Have and be able to provide proof of homeowners insurance Provide a current mortgage statement Have a gross household income less than 80% of the uncapped AMI (See table below) Priority will be given to households under 50% of AMI (See table below) Have a demonstrable need for repairs, accessibility modifications and/or weatherization Intend to remain in the home for a minimum of 5 years post work.
50% of AMI (Gross annual household income) 80% AMI (Uncapped Gross Annual Household Income) *There is no minimum income needed to qualify *HFHMM does not consider assets and does not check credit Roofing, Siding and Gutter Repair/Replacement Electrical/Plumbing/HVAC Repairs/Replacement Deck Repair/Replacement and Ramps/Zero-step solutions Accessible bathroom modifications Stair lifts and other Accessibility equipment/modifications Insulation and Air Sealing *Any additional services that are not listed above will be considered on a case-by-case basis Major Foundation/Structural repairs Cosmetic Improvements/upgrades **Large scale mold/lead/asbestos remediation can be cost prohibitive in some cases There is no repayment requirement for PG HOPP participants Habitat for Humanity Metro Maryland Programs are not emergency or crisis based services.
If you have issues within your home, which cause an imminent danger to you or members of your household, please see our Additional Resources Page for alternative resources. HFHMM strives to serve as many households as possible. For Homeowners who participated in our Repair, Weatherization, and/or CAPABLE program(s) in 2015 or later, HFHMM will not approve applications for additional services within a 7-year period.
HOMEOWNERS must submit an inquiry noting PG HOPP as their program of interest in order to receive an application at a time when funding is available. To submit an inquiry online . HFHMM will do the following: Habitat will send out applications on a first come, first serve basis as long as funding is available.
HOMEOWNERS will complete and return a full application within 3-4 weeks of receiving it in the mail, including required attachments outlined on the application checklist. HFHMM will review applications, conduct a home visit, and determine eligibility based on program capabilities and the home’s needs. HOMEOWNERS will be notified of a decision to either pursue estimates for proposed services, or deny the application.
HFHMM will determine which services, in its sole discretion, fall within funding/program capabilities, budget, timeline etc. HOMEOWNERS will sign an agreement for conduct and liability which includes the proposed scope of work for the home. HFHMM will initiate and oversee completion of the agreed upon workscope If you are interested in submitting an inquiry, click here .
If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to reach out to: Repair Client Coordinator Habitat for Humanity Metro Maryland
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Homeowners with qualified, owner-occupied homes in Prince George's County. Income and eligibility requirements apply. Households under 50% of the Area Median Income (AMI) are eligible for higher amounts. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $30,000 (up to $50,000 for households under 50% AMI). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Home Ownership Preservation Program (HOPP) is funded by Prince George's County Department of Housing and Community Development (DHCD). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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