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 The Housing
Preservation Loan Fund (HPLF) provides financing
for the preservation of Hartford’s housing stock
and the revitalization of its neighborhoods. The
program is designed to help low-income and
moderate-income households fix-up their
properties, and support efforts to beautify and
improve neighborhoods. The program is
administered by the City’s Department of
Development Services Housing and Property
Management Division and funded by Community
Development Block Grants from the federal
government. The Housing Preservation Loan Fund
provides home improvement loans with
low-interest rates that may range from 0% to 6%
depending upon each applicant’s income level. In
order to qualify for an HPLF loan you must be
income-eligible according to federal guidelines.
(Loan amounts, rates, and terms are shown in the
table below.)
Housing Preservation Loan
Fund Program Parameters
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House Size
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Property Owner |
Basic Eligibility Requirements |
Maximum Loan Amount |
Interest Rate |
Maximum Term |
Important Note:
When a property contains two dwelling units at
least one must be occupied by
low/moderate-income households. If the structure
contains more than two units at least 51% of
units must be so occupied. Rent restrictions
apply for low/moderate-income tenants.
Housing
Preservation Loan Fund Frequently Asked
Questions
For More Information Please Contact:
Brian Mathews, Project Manager
City of Hartford
Department of Development Services
Housing and Property Management Division
250 Constitution Plaza
Hartford, CT 06103
860-757-9031
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