City of Goldsboro Essential Single-Family Rehabilitation Loan Pool - Disaster Recovery (ESFRLP-DR)

How it works

The City of Goldsboro said it was awarded membership in the North Carolina Housing Finance Agency’s Essential Single-Family Rehabilitation Loan Pool - Disaster Recovery. The program provided members with funds via a loan pool to rehabilitate owner-occupied homes damaged by Hurricane Matthew, Tropical Storm Julia, and Tropical Storm Hermine.

The city’s plan said the initial set-aside was $150,000 and that it planned to apply those funds toward rehabilitation of at least three houses in Goldsboro and Wayne County. The plan also said the city could access additional funds later, when available, on a unit-by-unit basis from the loan pool.

What the money covers

The source describes rehabilitation of owner-occupied homes damaged by the listed storms. It does not provide a more detailed line-item list of eligible repair types in the material reviewed.

Amounts and matching

The city’s plan said the initial set-aside was $150,000 for at least three houses, with up to $40,000 per house. It also said an additional $10,000 per home could be used for other homes or administrative costs as approved.

How to apply

The source does not provide a current application process or a current application link in the material reviewed. It describes the city’s participation in the loan-pool program and the planned use of funds.

Timing and deadlines

The source ties the program to storm damage from Hurricane Matthew, Tropical Storm Julia, and Tropical Storm Hermine. It does not show a current open window in the material reviewed, so current funding status is unknown from the official source.