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Home Rehabilitation Program
City of Waco Housing & Community Development · City program
Up to $50,000 as a no-interest loan
The City of Waco offers eligible low- and moderate-income homeowners a no-interest loan of up to $50,000 to repair and improve their homes. The program also addresses lead-based paint hazards when needed.
Program details
How it works
The City of Waco Housing & Community Development department administers a Home Rehabilitation program that provides a no-interest loan to help eligible homeowners repair and improve their homes.
What the money covers
The city says the program can be used to help cover repair costs and that it also addresses lead-based paint hazards. The page gives examples of work it can support, including safer living conditions and corrective actions for homes found to contain lead-based paint.
Amounts and matching
- Qualified participants can receive up to $50,000.
- The assistance is described as a no-interest loan.
How to apply
The page is a program overview and does not list a full application process on the page itself. It directs homeowners to the city’s Housing & Community Development services information for more details.
Timing and deadlines
The official page does not state a closing date, deadline, or current funding exhaustion status.
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