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Community Housing Improvement Program (CHIP) offered at Community Housing Improvement Program

2930 Wetmore Avenue, Suite 8-B, Everett, WA 98201

Eligibility
Adult household occupants must earn under the gross income (*Gross income is prior to taxes.) Income per Household (everyone over 18 years of age): 1 Person: $66,750; 2 Person: $76,250; 3 Person: $85,000; 4 Person: $95,250; 5 Person: $102,950; 6 Person: $110,550.
Hours
8am to 5pm from Monday through Friday
Application process
Call or visit website.
Fees
None.
Service area
Everett, WA
Offers housing repair and renovation services through its Community Housing Improvement Program (CHIP).  CHIP is a HUD sponsored community service to repair and renovate housing for low and moderate income families in the city limits of Everett. CHIP has funds available for owner-occupied and non-owner occupied housing repairs, within Everett city limits. Twenty percent equity of the after-rehab value is required.  Once a client qualifies, a CHIP Construction Inspector will inspect the home, assist with recommendations of the most important work to be done, write detailed bid specifications, conduct the bid openings submitted by CHIP approved contractors, and monitor the construction work.  No charge to the client. Minority and handicapped individuals are encouraged to apply.
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Washington 211
Providing organization
City of Everett
Information and phone numbers for city departments, divisions, and services.