| | | | | | | | | | | |  Housing Rehabilitation/Home Improvement loan programs are provided to correct code violations and alleviate any health and safety problems in the home. Financial assistance is provided in the form of deferred loans and grants to eligible homeowners. Funds may not be used for general home improvements or those things considered cosmetic in nature. If the loan or grant amount is not sufficient to correct all code violations or items detrimental to health and safety concerns, the applicant will be required to correct those items considered most important. 
Housing Rehabilitation Deferred Loan Program - Maximum Loan Amount is $17,500
- Eligible homeowners are those with incomes at 80% or below the area's median income.
- Repayment of loan is due and payable upon sale, change in title or when owner ceases to reside in property
Emergency Home Repair Grant Program - Grant amount is $4,500
- Eligible homeowners are seniors only, age 62 and older who meet qualifying income
Eligible Improvements (Level 1 and Level 2)
(Level 1):
Roof Foundation - Electrical Service and Panel Boxes - Wiring - Water Lines and Service - Sewer Lines and Service Plumbing Fixtures - Gas Lines - Replacement of Water Heater - Termite Work - Shut-off valves - Beams, Joists, Sub-floors, etc. - Service walks or driveways if dangerous - Lead Based Paint Abatement - Heating (Furnace, Wall Heater, etc.)
(Level 2):
Cornices and Eaves - Window Repair - Gutters and Downspouts - Painting (Interior & Exterior) - Light fixtures Screens Doors (if unserviceable) - Wall repairs - Garage repair or removal - Fence repair or removal Insulation Floor coverings & repair
Qualifying Income Levels (Dept. of Housing & Urban Development, FY 2001-2002)
(10/1/01-9/30/02) | Household Size | Very-low Income (30%) | Low-income (50%) | Moderate-Income (80%) | | 1 | $11,450 or less | $11,451-$19,100 | $19,101-$30,500 | | 2 | $13,100 or less | $13,101-$21,800 | $21,801-$34,900 | | 3 | $14,700 or less | $14,701-$24,550 | $24,551-$39,250 | | 4 | $16,350 or less | $16,351-$27,250 | $27,251-$43,600 | | 5 | $17,650 or less | $17,651-$29,450 | $29,451-$47,100 | | 6 | $18,950 or less | $18,951-$31,600 | $31,601-$50,550 | | 7 | $20,250 or less | $20,251-$33,800 | $33,801-$54,050 | | 8 | $21,600 or less | $21,601-$35,950 | $35,951-$57,550 | Lead Based paint testing and abatement is funded by the City of Inglewood in conjunction with all housing programs. For more information on Housing Rehabilitation Programs, please contact Inglewood Neighborhood Housing Services (INHS), Inc., 335 East Manchester Blvd., Inglewood, CA 90301, (310) 674-3756. |
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