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HIP works with community residents & associations, and local initiatives to revitalize aging communities.
The cornerstone of HIP’s revitalization efforts is the Homeowner Rehabilitation Assistance Program (HRAP). Through HRAP, HIP partners with the Prince George’s County Department of Housing and Community Development and the Redevelopment Authority of Prince George’s County to provide home improvement loans of up to $60,000 to eligible homeowners who need to make critical code and safety repairs on their homes that they occupy full time.
If you would like to join our Waiting List and be notified when additional funding becomes available, please contact HIP’s Community Development staff at (301) 240-388-9629.
2022 – BLUE LINE CORRIDOR REHAB ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
If you are a homeowner living along the Blue Line Corridor in Capitol Heights, Fairmount Heights and Seat Pleasant, please contact Chandrell Christopher at HIP about a current opportunity to apply for rehabilitation funding of up to $60,000 for health, safety, energy efficiency and accessibility repairs. Please note that limited funds remain available.
If you live in any other jurisdiction, please reach out to the State of Maryland to inquire about its Single Family Rehabilitation Program. Click here for details, or call the Maryland Department of Housing & Community Development at (301) 429-7409.
HRAP Applicant Eligibility Requirements
- Must own and occupy a home in Prince George’s County
- Must be current on mortgage payments, property taxes and
property insurance - Cannot have an “underwater” mortgage
- Total household income may not exceed the program limits
Eligible Repairs
- Health Hazards: Lead, mold and asbestos abatement
- Safety and Code Compliance repairs: Roof, electrical systems,
plumbing, flooring - Energy Efficiency: Windows, insulation, air sealing, siding
- ADA related improvements: Ramps, grab bars, railings
- Other improvements considered
| HRAP Qualification – 2022 Maximum Income by Household Size | |||||||
| 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 |
| $79,700 | $91,100 | $102,500 | $113,850 | $123,000 | $132,100 | $141,200 | $150,300 |
Source: US Department of Housing and Urban Development (www.huduser.org), effective July 1, 2022
