Low-income Berkeley homeowners who have a permanent disability or are at least 62 years old can apply for interest-free, deferred loans from the City to repair their homes.
You can borrow up to $60,000 for non-emergency repairs, like a new
Low-income Berkeley homeowners who have a permanent disability or are at least 62 years old can apply for interest-free, deferred loans from the City to repair their homes.
You can borrow up to $60,000 for non-emergency repairs, like a new
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The
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