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Help in Riverside County California

Monday, December 21st, 2009

i am looking  for 3 things…. and i am considered low income and own my own home

1.. low cost dental or sum sort of help….

2. grants or help to move my business forward… i need tools , a newer truck…. just hit 200,000 miles

3. grants or some sort of help to fix up my 1959 manufactured home… not a trailer but a kit house like from sears or somewhere…its drafty cuz of single pane windows,,, i want to do wind generator because of behind my house are thousands of them in palm springs,,, also want info on grant money for solar heat,,, 900 days od sunshine cramed into 365 days…lol

wait…. one more thing … once i get situated i want to know how i can help others do what i want to do….. i have the time… even when i am busy i cant work at night

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2 comments on “Help in Riverside County California”

1. 
   JUDY says:
   December 22nd, 2009
   1:20 pm
   

   Loma Linda University has free dental care from what I understand. Dental Students in there senior year work on you while the professor is watching and assisting. Call them up and check for times.

2. 
   admin says:
   December 31st, 2009
   1:44 pm
   

   Sorry it took me so long to get back to you – it’s been really crazy here!

   The City of Riverside’s Housing Rehabilitation Program helps low and moderate income households rehabilitate their homes. Low interest loans and a limited number of grants are available to help finance housing repairs for income eligible homeowners.

   * Rehabilitation Loans:
   These loans provide up to $40,000 for rehabilitation. They are available at 3% simple interest and are repayable over 20 years. A Deed of Trust is used to secure the loan (as a lien on the property).

   * Senior and Disability Grants:
   Grants up to $5,000 are available to seniors and persons with disabilities to make necessary housing repairs or modifications that allow disabled access.

   * Emergency Grant:
   Grants of up to $5,000 are available to correct emergency problems. An emergency problem is considered to be a situation which threatens the health and safety of the household residents.

   http://www.riversideca.gov/housing/rehab.asp