Grants directory
Help for Major Home Repairs
City of Milwaukee Department of Neighborhood Services · City program
Grant or forgivable loan; exact amount not stated on the official page.
The City of Milwaukee says eligible low-income homeowners may qualify for a grant or forgivable loan for major home repairs through its Neighborhood Improvement Project. The page highlights major repairs, city code compliance, and five-year occupancy forgiveness.
Program details
How it works
The page explains that if you own your home and meet low-income requirements, you may qualify for help paying for major home repairs. It says the Neighborhood Improvement Project focuses on repairing building code violations on accepted properties, and that a city inspector determines the type and quantity of repairs.
What the money covers
The city says the program is for major home repairs and code violations. The visible page does not give a full itemized list or a dollar cap.
Repayment terms
The page describes the program as a forgivable loan program for low-income homeowners. Successful applicants do not have to pay back the loan if they live in their homes for five years after being accepted into the program.
How to apply
The page directs interested homeowners to contact the Neighborhood Improvement Development Corporation at the phone number listed on the page.
Timing and deadlines
The page does not provide open/close dates in the visible text provided.
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