MDHA Home Repair Programs

How it works

MDHA’s Home Repair Programs are a group of separate homeowner assistance options offered by the Metropolitan Development and Housing Agency for qualifying Davidson County homeowners. The main page says the application period is now open. MDHA also says it is accepting waitlist applications for some programs, which means availability can vary by program.

What the money covers

The page says the homeowner programs available include Accessibility, HVAC, Homeowner Rehabilitation, Roof, and Window programs. It also references Weatherization Assistance as a waitlist option. The page states these programs are available to help with various home repairs, and links to an Eligible Repairs fact sheet for more detail. It also links to separate fact sheets for home repair and window replacement.

Timing and deadlines

The page says the application period is now open. It also says MDHA will accept a limited number of pre-screening forms during open application periods in order to manage demand with available funding. For the listed homeowner programs, MDHA is accepting waitlist applications for Accessibility Program, Homeowner Rehab, HVAC Replacement, Roof Program, Window Program, and Weatherization Assistance.

How to apply

Homeowners apply through the Neighborly application portal. MDHA also points applicants to the Neighborly User Guide and says residents can call 615-252-8530 for assistance.

Additional notes

The main page does not state specific dollar amounts, matching requirements, or repair caps. It points applicants to the Home Repair Fact Sheet, Eligible Repairs Fact Sheet, and the income and assets fact sheets for more detail before applying.