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housing loans & grants > repair / rehab > neighborhood housing revitalization program
 

 

Neighborhood Housing Revitalization Program (NHRP)

 

Purpose

The Neighborhood Housing Revitalization Program (NHRP) provides financial assistance to owners of one-to-four unit or single family dwellings that are in need of repair to correct code violations and to eliminate safety and health hazards.

 Status

Taking applications now.

Maximum Amount

$150,000 per property

Minimum
Amount

N/A

 REQUIREMENTS

Eligible Applicants Borrowers must be individuals, not partnerships, corporations or non-profit organizations. Borrowers must have title to the property at the time of application. Borrowers who are licensed contractors must agree to abide by the City of Oakland Living Wage Ordinance. Borrowers must demonstrate credit worthiness, financial capacity, and relevant past experience to undertake the rehabilitation project.

Location

Property must be located in one of the seven Community Development Districts. See district maps in the CDBG section of this website.

Eligible Properties Single-family dwelling or one-to-four residential unit building. Must be vacant, blighted and have one or more major code violations.

 Income

N/A

 Occupancy

N/A
Eligible Uses In general, loan funds are to be used to cover the repair costs and related development costs associated with repairing properties to comply with code. Eligible development costs include, but are not limited to, permit fees; architectural and engineering fees; appraisal fees; and title and escrow fees. Loan funds must first be used to correct code violations necessary to receive building services approval. All work must be under the supervision of a licensed general contractor in good standing with Contractors State License Board (CSLB).
Other Requirements

The proposed project must meet the Performance Standards and Specifications for the Housing Rehabilitation Programs of the City of Oakland and must meet all applicable building codes, housing and planning standards.

LOAN / GRANT DETAILS

  If sold to a first-time homebuyer with income less than 120% of area median If sold to any other household or maintained as rental property
 Interest Rate:

0% interest

10%  simple interest

Payments/ Term

  • No periodic payments.
  • Loan term is 24 months.
  • Payments are deferred with principal and accrued interest due and payable on or before expiration of the loan term.
  • No periodic payments.
  • Loan term is 24 months.
  • Payments are deferred with principal and accrued interest due and payable on or before expiration of the loan term.

 Prepayment Penalty

None

None
Closing
Costs

$500

$500

 Security

Deed of Trust

Deed of Trust

HOW TO APPLY

Status Available Now
Deadline None
Process Complete and submit the application.
Application Call (510) 238-3909 to request an application

MORE INFORMATION

Details Projects which best meet the general criteria specified above will be reviewed further and receive priority consideration based on the following:

1. Oakland residency;
2. Demonstrated experience in having successfully completed rehabilitation/construction projects within recent four (4) years;
3. Properties that have been declared substandard by the City of Oakland; and
4. Properties that have been vacant for one (1) year or more.

Projects

N/A

Contact

Residential Lending and Rehabilitation
City of Oakland
Community and Economic Development Agency

 

*Area Median Income limits are revised annually.  Click here for current limits.

 
   
 
     


City of Oakland
Community and Economic Development Agency
Housing and Community Development Division
250 Frank Ogawa Plaza  Suite 5313  |   Oakland, CA 94612
Tel:
510.238.3015 | Fax: 510-238-3691 | TDD: 238-3254
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Last updated April 11, 2007
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City of Oakland is an equal opportunity housing provider