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Deferred Payment Loan Housing Rehabilitation

City of Galveston Grants and Housing Department

Deferred-payment financing for repairs to substandard homes owned and occupied by qualifying low- to moderate-income Galveston residents.

TexasHousing and HomelessnessOwner-occupied single-family homes on Galveston Island

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How to get help

Submit the complete rehabilitation application and required ownership, insurance, tax, identity, income, asset, and household records to the Grants and Housing Department. Applications are processed by submission date.

Who this service helps

Low-income owner-occupant of an eligible detached single-family residence; current taxes; clear deed requirements; required fire, flood, windstorm, and hail insurance; property must be substandard before work and code-compliant afterward.

Where this service is available

Service area: Owner-occupied single-family homes on Galveston Island

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Cost / fees

No periodic repayment while occupancy requirements are met. A lien applies for a 5-, 10-, or 15-year affordability period based on project cost, after which the deferred loan becomes a grant.

About this service

HUD-funded rehabilitation may address lead-based paint, code items, incipient violations, and approved cosmetic work, with the balance forgiven over an affordability period.

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