Pleasanton

Repair assessments are made to determine the scope of work and funding. There are several programs available:

Minor Home Repair Grants
many repairs for homeowners can be funded by a city grant, so the repairs have no cost to the homeowner.
Common uses: water heaters, flooring, door locks

Accessibility Grants
Accessibility improvements for renters (with landlord approval) or homeowners can be funded by a city grant, so the repairs have no cost to you.
Common uses: wheelchair ramps, showers, grab bars

Major Rehabilitation Loans
Repair work up to $150,000 may qualify for a deferred City loan at 1% simple annualized interest. This loan requires no payments during the 30-year term but is due and payable when the term ends or the home is sold or transferred, whichever is earlier.
Common uses: reroofing, sewer line replacement, windows, electrical

Required Documentation

• Photo IDs and Proof of Legal Residency for all Applicants
• Copy of Certificate of Title 
• Proof of occupancy (including space lease agreement if in a mobile home)
• Copy of Homeowner’s Insurance Policy
• Income documentation for all household members 18 years of age and older  

Requirements

To qualify for the program you must:

• Own your home. Exception: Renters with a severely disabled household member who requires reasonable accommodations may qualify for a grant.
• Live in your home. 
• Have household assets of no more than $100,000 for applicants under 62 or $150,000 for applicants 62 +. Assets excluded from this include the property to be rehabilitated, accounts not accessible to and that provide no income for the household, 401k's, etc. Exceptions to the asset limits may be considered on a case by case basis, such as an unemployed applicant or an applicant whose only source of income is disability.
• Property is single-family home, condo, town home, mobile home, or multi-unit up to 4 units
• Earn no more than the maximum income for your household size, in chart below. Maximum Income depends on the number of people in your household not including full-time caregivers.