Helping the Homeowner: A Program for Residential Rehab

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Helping the Homeowner: A Program for Residential Rehab A Webinar Sponsored by Heritage Ohio July 18 th, 2012

The Cleveland Restoration Society uses the powerful tool of historic preservation to revitalize our diverse communities, strengthen the regional economy, and enhance the quality of life in northeastern Ohio. Is the largest non-governmental, regional historic preservation organization in Ohio. Has a staff of 9 full-time professionals. Is headquartered in a restored historic building in downtown Cleveland. $1M annual operating budget.

Celebrating 40 Years of: Advocating for the protection and appreciation of northeastern Ohio s history and historic built environment. Educating the public about the economy and importance of repairing and re-using existing buildings. Leading the way in showing through example that historic preservation is an essential tool towards developing economic growth and community revitalization. Encouraging policy makers to make choices that will protect the City and region s important historic landmarks.

Programs and Activities: Advocacy Strengthening Local Landmarks Ordinances Promoting the use of preservation as an economic growth strategy in City planning and governance Preservation Services Sacred Landmarks assistance for repair and re-use Support for historic commercial structures Help with National Register and local designations Community Education And Free informational workshops and seminars for the public Publication of an e-newsletter and the bi-annual Façade magazine Access to information from the Preservation Resource Library

The Heritage Home Program SM

Historic Preservation = Neighborhood Development Positive Reinvestment Increase in Property Values Investor Confidence Neighborhood Stability

What We Provide: A tool for homeowners that assists in repairing older homes by providing financial assistance and know-how. One that: Gives guidance to homeowners Provides financial incentive for preservation

What is the Heritage Home Program SM? 1) Technical Advice Site visits and project guidance Evaluation of contractor estimates & bids Color consultations Recommendations for maintenance issues Suggestions for increasing energy efficiency and sustainability Impartial product & service reviews

HHP Provided: BEFORE AFTER Historic photographs to help owner replicate original porch railing Historic color consult Advice on appropriate repair and maintenance procedures

HHP Provided: Architectural style description Assistance with researching the history of the home Advice about window restoration and options for do-it-yourself repairs. Contractor referrals

HHP Provided: Historic color consult BEFORE Wood window repair resources and information on appropriate replacement options AFTER

HHP Provided: A whole-house walk-through with the Program s Preservation Construction Manager to: Help prioritize work to be done Minimize owner s anxiety over minor maintenance issues Discuss easy remedies for smaller maintenance issues.

HHP Provided: Historic color consult BEFORE AFTER

HHP Provided: Advice on appropriate styles for a storm door replacement Instructions on how to refinish the historic front door Informational resources about historic paint, paint restoration, stone repair materials and referrals to stone repair technicians BEFORE AFTER

What is the Heritage Home Program SM? 2) Low-Interest Loan Low, fixed-interest rate currently 2.0%. Construction specifications are provided for exterior projects Interior and exterior projects can be financed

$55,000 loan Total interior rehabilitation Remove vinyl siding $50,000 loan Exterior wood repair Exterior painting Window restoration Storm windows Porch repair

$7,455 Loan: Roof tear off and replacement New gutters and downspouts

BEFORE BEFORE $22,249 Loan: Front stoop repair Demolition and reconstruction of rear room Exterior painting AFTER

$35,000 Loan: new roof new HVAC and electrical floor refinishing $25,000 Loan: Porch repair Exterior painting Garage rebuild Driveway replacement Landscaping

$56,300 Loan: Window repair Enclose a back porch to make a sunroom Rebuild a dormer Add a full bath upstairs

$24,475 Loan: Construct a pergola Continue interior/ exterior rehabilitation $30,381 Loan: Additional restoration $100,000 Loan: Waterproofing Electrical upgrades Kitchen remodel Rear porch repair Insulation

General Eligibility Requirements: The house is at least 50 years old it does not need to be historical. The house contains 3 units or less and is zoned as residential

What types of projects are eligible for the loan? EXTERIOR: Additions Roof repair and replacement Painting Porch repair Masonry work Window repair and replacement Storm windows Basement waterproofing Landscaping Driveway replacement INTERIOR: Kitchen and bath remodels Wood floor refinishing Interior painting HVAC system upgrades Electrical and plumbing system upgrades Reconfiguring interior spaces Energy audits & insulation Built-ins And Much More!

Heritage Home Program SM Loan FAQs 2.0% fixed-interest rate No out-of pocket costs Minimum loan amount = $3K Loan is based on available equity or equity established by an after-rehabilitation appraisal Interest from the loan is tax deductible 5-12 year term allows homeowner to make larger investment

Heritage Home Program SM - How its Funded Foundation Grants Linked Deposits to buy down interest rates from: Cuyahoga County No limits OHFA Limited to Low and Moderate Income Ohio State Treasurer Limited to Eco Projects Payments from Participating Cities Homeowner Fees Administrative Service fees Escrow fees

Program Participant Feedback Thanks for the opportunity to improve my property. All representatives of Cleveland Restoration Society were extremely helpful and professional. This program is an essential tool for the preservation of historic and classic older homes. I would really recommend it to anyone who is passionate about restoring homes. Thank you for this wonderful program. The help that the Cleveland Restoration Society [provided] has allowed us to restore our home to the quality we had dreamed of.

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Going Forward: With new, and strengthened partnerships we hope to: Bring the Heritage Home Program SM to Communities across Ohio Ability to provide the low HHP interest rates to more homeowners Use of information from the HHP proprietary database for community leaders and government to track use and successes Access to remote technical assistance using new technologies and assistance from local partner organizations

New Infrastructure for expansion New Subsidiary - Allows for local Branding New Toll-Free Telephone Number New Stand-Alone & Interactive Heritage Home Web Site

Wanted, Local Partners: For creditability with Local County and City Officials To interface with homeowners Share in the fees

For more information, please contact: Kathleen Crowther President (216) 426-3105 KCrowther@clevelandrestoration.org Thomas Jorgensen Chief Operating Officer (216) 426-3108 TJorgensen@heritagehomeprogram.org (855) 897-1949 TOLL FREE Thank you!