NIDC works with City departments, community-based agencies, financial institutions, developers, local foundations, and most importantly, residents, to improve Milwaukee's neighborhoods. TINs sustain and increase owner-occupancy, provide high quality affordable rental housing, strengthen property values, and improve neighborhood physical appearance and quality of life.
TINs focus resources for 3 years on a small area, generally 6 to 12 city blocks. Loans can be used to make emergency and essential home repairs and address building code orders. Loans are repayable, with a deferred payment option is available for homeowners who are low income and elderly or disabled.
The Rental Rehab program offers rehabilitation assistance to responsible investors who agree to rent to income-eligible tenants. The property must be located in a Targeted Investment Neighborhood TIN and meet program standards when the rehabilitation is complete. Generally, units must have at least 2 bedrooms to qualify.
Rental Rehabilitation Program Expansion. NIDC and its development partners also have a limited number of fully rehabilitated homes available for sale. Forgivable loans are available to assist owner-occupants with repairs in a limited number of neighborhood-based Tax Incremental Districts, a special financing tool that enables the City to borrow against the growth of tax base in order to create a pool of loan resources. If you're looking to live in the Bronzeville area or are a current resident in the Bronzeville area get connected with a variety of Homeownership Programs to that area!
View Bronzeville Map. Healing Spaces Initiative will help residents build relaxing natural environments on available city-owned vacant lots while, at the same time, eliminate blighted spaces and engage residents. Download the schedule below. The instructor of the seminars is a trained bilingual counselor with 15 years of experience in helping first-time homebuyers with purchasing homes.
Each 4-hour workshop is conducted on site at the United Community Center. For more information regarding the homebuyer seminars, please call the United Community Center at or email the program coordinator fcampos unitedcc. After completing the education courses, UCC's program coordinator can provide one-on-one counseling to potential homebuyers to prepare and guide them through the process of purchasing a home while becoming pre-qualified for a loan. The program coordinator provides families with the following services:.
Please call, visit, or email the program coordinator to learn more about our program and the dates of our upcoming Home buying Seminars or Home Improvement Workshops.
Homebuyer Assistance is limited to no more than one half of the total cost of the purchase and rehabilitation of the property. The City is working with a number of lenders who can provide first mortgage loans to eligible potential homebuyers going through the program. Attend an orientation session or if you feel that you're ready to get started complete the application below.
Please note: Applicants who propose to purchase a property in cash must be prepared to also provide proof of matching funds to cover the costs of rehabilitation not covered by the Homebuyer Assistance program. Continue HBA Orientation!
Waivers available for previous homeowners. View approved counseling agencies at right. Buyers can work with any lender of their choosing. The lenders listed to the right offer loan products designed specifically to partner with the Homebuyer Assistance Program. Work with a real estate agent to locate an eligible city-owned foreclosed property with housing units. Remember, foreclosed properties may need significant repairs. Allow 45 days between offer and closing date to develop final scope of work and finalize financing.
Submit application for Homebuyer Assistance.
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