Where do I go to or who do I talk to for a grant to renovate my house?
Thursday, November 19th, 2009 at
5:35 am
I am a first time home owner and the house I own is in need of serious repairs. The walls are paper thin, whoever built the house put up ply wood instead of drywall and insulation. It is just an overall poorly built home.
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Um im not sure you can get grants for that type of stuff….cause if you can let me know, Im all about free money
I know in certain counties they offer grants if the neighborhood is in need of repair. It’s usually for homes that are in the poor areas of town. Check with your County officials or possibly your county auditor. He may be able to supply you with the information or he could tell you who to speak to. Good luck!