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New government program helps homeowners stay in homes
Thursday, December 16, 2021
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Fixing leaky windows and plumbing are examples of repair projects that may be eligible for funding from a new City of Tampa program.
A new program in the
City of Tampa
's department of Housing and Community Development aims to stabilize neighborhoods and keep homeowners in their homes by offering up to $50,000 for needed repairs. Read
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