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Housing Rehabilitation Program | City of Grand Rapids, Michigan Housing Rehabilitation Program The Housing Rehabilitation Program offers affordable loans for home repairs. This a federally funded program administered by the Community Development Department.
Assistance to qualified homeowners includes: Help determining what repairs are needed Help selecting a contractor and getting a fair price Help to ensure the repairs are complete and of good quality A summary of the program can be found here .
You may be eligible for financial assistance if you: Meet program income qualifications (under 80% of AMI) Have clear title to your home Have paid all property taxes and City fines Have owned and lived in your home for at least the past 12 months before applying Have fire and hazard insurance on your home Click Here to Apply Online Call us at 616-456-3030 if you need help applying. We are happy to help you fill out an application!
Come to our office to register. City Hall Community Development Office 300 Monroe Ave NW 4th Floor Download and read the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency pamphlet on lead hazards. To receive the pamphlet in other languages, contact the Housing Rehabilitation Division.
If you meet program requirements, you may be eligible for a loan for home repairs between $1,000 and $24,000. Have you received more than one loan for home repairs through this program? If so, all of the loans you have received must total less than $24,000 to receive more assistance.
Assistance is provided as a matching loan. Up to 50% of the loan may be forgiven if all payments are made on time. Other grants and loans may also be available.
The homeowner's ability to repay the loan is also a factor in determining the amount of the loan.
Common repairs made using financial assistance through the Housing Rehabilitation Program include: Repairs or upgrades to improve energy efficiency Emergency repairs, such as roof or furnace replacement Repairs to improve occupant health and safety Treatment of lead-based paint or asbestos hazards Repairs that cannot be made include: Repairs related to fire/smoke damage Purchase of new appliances or tools New construction and additions Kitchen and bathroom remodels What happens after my loan is approved?
After your loan is approved, Housing Rehabilitation Division staff will perform an inspection. This is to identify repairs needed.
You will receive: Information about eligible work at your home Assistance managing the construction contract Several inspections throughout the process to ensure you are receiving quality repairs Lead Hazard Control Registry The housing units included in this list have had all identified lead hazards controlled and were certified lead safe as of the date of the Clearance Exam.
It should be noted, the housing unit may not be lead safe if: The paint, enclosure, or encapsulant controlling the hazard is no longer intact; Lead Safe Work Practices were not used when making repairs or renovations after the initial lead remediation activities occurred; or When removing or replacing carpet.
Lead safe cleaning practices must continue to be used on those surfaces near windows and doors exposed to the continuing accumulation of dust and dirt from outside the housing unit.
EPA Protect Your Family from Lead (English) Proteja Su Familia Contra El Plomo (Spanish) The owners of units in this list are required by law to disclose any knowledge they have about the presence of lead-based paint in the property to all prospective renters or purchasers.
They are also required to make available copies of the risk assessment, clearance documents, and maintenance records to prospective renters or purchasers of the property. More information can be found here . Copies of the risk assessments for housing units recently added to this list are available for review in the Community Development Office located at 300 Monroe Avenue NW.
Lead Hazard Control Registry 300 Monroe Ave. NW, Suite 440 Community Development Loans Need to make a Community Development loan payment? Lead Hazard Control Registry The housing units included on this list have had all lead hazards controlled.
The list includes the date of the Clearance Exam when an inspection found no hazards on the property. Ongoing maintenance is essential for keeping hazards controlled. Neglected maintenance may result in the return of hazardous conditions.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Must meet program income qualifications (under 80% of AMI), have clear title to the home, have paid all property taxes and city fines, have owned and lived in the home for at least the past 12 months, and have fire and …. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $1,000 - $24,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Housing Rehabilitation Program is funded by City of Grand Rapids, Michigan. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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