For MOHCD program owners
We have requirements for homeowners who used City help to buy or keep their home.
These also apply to homeowners who used former SF Redevelopment Agency (SFRA) programs.
Post-purchase services
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Title changes
You must contact MOHCD when the list of owners changes on your home.
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Insurance claims
You must contact MOHCD when making insurance claims to repair to your home.
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MOHCD loan releases
Homeowners using Teacher Next Door, Police in the Community, and some City Second loans can have their loans forgiven.
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Capital improvements
Owners of MOHCD program units 10 years or older can get funds to maintain the quality of their home.
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MOHCD loan payoff
MOHCD Loans can be paid off before the loan term ends.
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Maintenance requirements
Guidelines about property inspection, home maintenance, and repairs on BMR units.
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Selling a mixed income or BMR unit
Guidelines about reselling your unit.
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HELP (Homeowner Emergency Loan Program)
Get a one-time emergency loan for an unforeseen financial hardship. (Previously known as MALP.)
Annual Monitoring for MOHCD program owners
You can still live in your unit after your income increases. MOHCD has other requirements for homeowners who use City help to buy or keep their home.
For all programs, we'll ask for proof every year that everyone listed on the title lives at the home. You are not allowed to rent out your home on platforms like Airbnb. Be sure to read the manuals for your specific homebuyer program. We will ask for proof that all the rules are being followed.
Go to Homeowner Compliance Monitoring
Newsletters
We mail quarterly newsletters to all MOHCD homeowners.
