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Houston
Question or Hint
Answer or Word
- What is the first HoAP Prioritization? Age 62 and up; below 80% AMI; disabled (wrong answers: Most work on home completed, Highest income leve, Renters, Above 80% AMI with children)
- When will I be able to get assistance? Timeframes will vary depending on the program (wrong answers: After you completed the application, When the money is released, After October 2019, Never)
- What is the status of my Survey completion? The City is continuing to work through the surveys, You will receive a notification through your preferred method of contact (wrong answers: The city is continuing to work through the survey completions. You'll know when we know. , The city is continuing to work through the survey's. Someone will come to your home., That decision is in the city's hand, So I'm not quite sure at this point. , Someone from the GLO will call you.)
- I lost my washer, dryer and my hardwood floors were ruined. Will the HoAP reimburse me for these? No (wrong answers: Determined case by case basis, If you replace them yourself, yes, Program appropriate construction activity costs using program material and & labor standards/rates.. Yes)
- To receive assistance through HoAP, your home must be Located outside of the floodway (wrong answers: Located in the Floodway, Was not your primary residence , In floreclosure, Uninsured)
- I repaired my home myself with my own money. Can I be reimbursed for my expenditures? No, Sweat equity costs are ineligible (wrong answers: Yes, as long as the city inspects your work and passes your home, If you spent less than 5,000, If you plan on renting out the home, If total cost of repair is 50% less of pre storm value)
- If the city buys out my home after I made repairs, will the city reimburse me? No, Homeowners have the option to exchange their home for a newly constructed or rehabilitated home (wrong answers: Yes, if your home is deemed unlivable, At the city's discretion , Case by case basis , Yes, if your home is valued 200,00 or less )
