Texas community resource

Housing Rehabilitation Services Program

City of Pasadena Community Development Department

Deferred-loan assistance to rehabilitate qualifying owner-occupied homes for low- to moderate-income Pasadena residents; the waiting list is closed.

TexasHousing and HomelessnessCity of Pasadena corporate limits

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How to get help

The waiting list is currently closed. Monitor the official page for reopening; when open, submit the English preliminary application and supporting documents by the stated deadline through the published email or mailing address.

Who this service helps

Household income at or below 80% AMI; property within Pasadena and owner-occupied as the principal homestead for at least one year; verified ownership; taxes current, deferred, or on an approved plan; property free of liens, judgments, and pending legal proceedings; paid mortgage with release; eligible citizenship or residency; adult background checks; no City conflict of interest.

Where this service is available

Service area: City of Pasadena corporate limits

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Cost / fees

No-interest, 100% deferred loan secured by a property lien and forgiven over the affordability period. Rehabilitation is generally limited to $50,000 plus 5% contingency, or up to $60,000 plus contingency when specified lead or historic requirements apply.

About this service

HOME-funded rehabilitation brings eligible single-family properties into local-code compliance and supports safe, decent, affordable housing, with additional limits available when lead reduction or historic-property requirements apply.

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