Livermore

Once an applicant is approved, repair assessments are made to determine the scope of work and funding. There are three funding options for Livermore homeowners:

1. The city of Livermore and Habitat for Humanity offer a limited number of home repair grants.
2. The city of Livermore and Habitat for Humanity offer loans for up to $35,000
3. For projects from $15,000 - $150,000, Habitat for Humanity partners with Renew Alameda County (Renew AC) to provide affordable, low-interest deferred payment loans to qualified homeowners.

These loans are used for home improvement projects that help create a safe and comfortable home. The program is administered by Alameda County with funding provided by Alameda County taxpayers who approved the Measure A1 Housing Bond in November 2016. While the program is an Alameda County Housing & Community Development initiative, the program is operated by Habitat for Humanity East Bay/Silicon Valley. To learn more and apply, visit RenewAC.org

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:

• Livermore Resident
• Asset Limit of $50,000 (Any savings, investments, 401K, Roth IRA, Etc. total $50,000)
• Owner occupied of either a Single-family, Duplex or Mobile Home property
• Current Mortgage & Property Tax Payments
• No Reverse Mortgage
• Your household income (including everyone who lives there except full time caregivers) must be at or below 80% of Area Median Income (AMI). Current maximum income limits are: