_APPENDIX B - HUD
ATTACHMENT I
LIST OF ELIGIBLE/INELIGIBLE IMPROVEMENTS
Section 201.20 (b)(2) of the Title I regulations state that the proceeds from a property improvement loan shall be used only to finance renovations that substantially protect or improve the basic livability and utility of the property. This list may be amended by Notice in future Title I Letters. If a lender questions the eligibility of any item or activity, it shall request a specific ruling by the Secretary before making a loan.
ELIGIBLE IMPROVEMENTS
Abutments
Acoustical tile
Additions to structures
Air conditioning (central)
Alteration
Aluminum panels
Apartments, cooperatives Interior improvements only
and condominiums
Asphalt siding
Attic fans
Auditoriums
Awnings; aluminum, canvas, plastic, wood
Back bars
Barns
Basements
Bathrooms; Fixtures & connections
Bathtubs; enclosures
Bins; coal, grain, concrete
Black topping Single family loans only
Blinds; Venetian, vertical
Blowers; furnace
Boathouses Not for common use
Boatslips Not for common use
Boilers
Bookcases (built-in)
Brick shingles or siding
Built-in kitchen equipment Hard wire - Hard plumb
Bulkheads Not for common use
Bunkhouses
Burglar alarms Hard wire
Burglar bars/decorative bars Permanent
Burners; furnace, oil, gas
Cabinets
Canopies
Carpet; wall-to-wall
Carports
Casements; window
Ceilings
Cellar, storm, wine
Cesspools
Chimneys
Choir lofts
Churches Structure only
Chutes; coal, grain, laundry
Cleaning, steam Before painting
Cold storage rooms
Coating; roofing
Commercial buildings
Composition; flooring paneling, shingles, siding
Condominium Single family - $25,000 (inside of unit only)
check ownership of individual
unit plus ownership of portion
of common area
Multifamily - up to $60,000
check ownership of entire
building
Converting; structural
Co-op, cooperative Inside improvements only
check for mutual ownership
contract or perpetual use
agreement - no lien can be
placed - maximum loan $7,500
Cottages
Curbing Single family only
Decks, Gazebos Not for hot tub use or
around a swimming pool
Dishwasher Hard wire, hard plumb
Docks Not for common use
Door chimes Hard wire
Doors
1. Storm
2. Fire
3. Screen
Downspouts
Drain fields - septic
Drilling; wells Must be a structure on
property and previously had
water supply
Drive-in Structure only, not trade
fixtures or equipment
Driveways, private (Not for multifamily properties)
Ducts
Duplex lot and both homes owned by same person = multifamily loan limits, $24,000
one individual owns house and lot - someone else owns the other house and lot = single family loan limit, $25,000
Electric Garage door opener Hard wire
Electric light fixtures, lines, poles
Electric light systems
Elevators
Escalators
Exhaust Fans
Exterior finishing work
Fans Permanently attached to
structure, non window
Fences Structure must be on property
1. Chain link
2. Brick
3. Wood
4. Iron
Finishing work
Fire escapes
Fireplaces (indoor)
Floodlight (non display)
Flooring
Flour mills, sheds
Flues
Foundations
Fronts, commercial buildings or residential structures
Furnaces; coal, floor, gas, oil
Garages
Garbage disposal units
Gas heating systems
Gazebo, on permanent foundation
Generators, permanently installed
Glass Tinting
Grates, furnace
Guard rails
Guttering
Heat control devices
Incinerators
Insulation
Interior work
Ironing Board, permanently installed
Jacuzzi, inside bathroom
Jalousies
Lattice work
Laundry chutes
Laundry tubs
Lightning rods
Meters, electric and water, gas (Replacement only)
Moulding
Painting
Paneling
Papering
Partitions
Patios
Paving
Piers Not for common use
Pillars
Plastering
Plumbing
Pole barns, permanent foundation
Porches
Pumps
Radiators, permanently installed (covers not eligible)
Railings
Registers, heat
Reservoirs (not for irrigation)
Resurfacing
Retaining walls
Roof coating
Roofing
Safes/vaults (permanently affixed)
Sandblasting
Sanding
Sashes
Screening
Seawalls (non floating) Not for common use
Security System, hardwired into electric system
Sewerage systems Septic tank - replacement of
existing
Shingles
Shower doors
Shutters
Sidewalks (private)
Siding Cement, ceramic tile, brick, wood, aluminum
Sills
Silo
Sinks
Slating
Smokestack
Solar Room Sunspace/solarium Permanently installed for use as a sun room, family room
Solar water heating systems
Spa Permanently installed inside
the structure
Sprinkler systems, fire
Stairs
Stalls
Steam Cleaning
Steeples
Stokers
Stone Siding
Storm cellars
Storm panels
Stuccoing
Studding
Structural changes
Tanks
1. Fuel (residential property only, not commercial)
2. Milk
3. Septic
4. Storage
5. Water
Tiles
1. Ceiling
2. Ceramic
3. Cement
4. Floor (permanently affixed)
5. Plastic
6. Acoustical
Termite control, with replacement of damage
Trees diseased or damaged and hazard
to structure on property
Trestles
Troughs
Utility Building (sheds) Permanent masonry /concrete
foundation
Vaults
Venetian/Mini blinds
Ventilation hoods
Ventilation systems
Vents
Verandas
Wall heaters
Wallboards
Walls
Warehouses
Washtubs
Water Conditioners Permanently installed in
plumbing system
1. Purifiers
2. Softeners
3. Sterilizers
Water coolers Permanent
Water heaters
Water systems
Water tower
Water wells, must have structure on property & previously had
water supply
Waterproofing
Weatherstripping
Wells Together with pumping and piping equipment
Windmills Eligible only for furnishing power to residential structure
Windows
1. Screen
2. Storm
3. Thermal
Wiring; electric
Wood shingles
1. Siding
2. Paneling
ELIGIBLE NEW STRUCTURES
Animal houses
Auditoriums
Canneries
Churches Structure only
Required interest in the
property must be met -
Structure must be completed
with a distinctive function to
be eligible for financing.
The note must be signed by the
duly authorized officers of
the church and a copy of the
resolution granting such
authority should be included
in the loan file. It is
advisable to also obtain the
signature of the officers as
individuals as well as in the
official capacities.
Creameries
Feed mills
Feed sheds Permanently installed
Flour mills
Foundries
Fodder sheds/bins
Garages
Granaries
Greenhouses Farm related
Gymnasium
Hatcheries
Icehouses
Implement sheds Permanently installed
Industrial buildings Structure only
Locker plants
Manufacturing buildings Structure only
Meeting halls
Milkhouse
Office buildings Structure only
Service buildings
Silos
Smokehouse
Stables
Steel buildings Permanent foundation
Schools
Storehouse
Warehouse
INELIGIBLE IMPROVEMENTS
Under 201.20 (b)(2), the Secretary finds that the following categories of products and improvements may not be financed with a Title I property improvement loan. These ineligible improvements fall under two categories:
1. Products or improvements that do not become a
permanent part of the real property.
2. Products or improvements that are considered luxury
items.
Air conditioner Placed in a window, and not
permanently affixed to the
property.
Asbestos siding
Barbecue pits
Barn cleaners
Bath houses
Cabana room
Clothes lines and poles
Debt Consolidation
Deck around Swimming Pool
Demolition Structure must be replaced at
the same time.
Dishwashers (portable) Must be part of the sink
Docks, floating
Drills, Equipment type
Dumbwaiters
Equipment Used commercially or industrially; farm or dairy
Exterior hot tubs,
saunas, spas, or whirpools baths
Fire extinguishers
Flower boxes
Food mixers
Freezer Only built-in freezers are
eligible
Kitchen appliances Designed or manufactured not
to be built into or
permanently affixed to the
structure.
Grandstands
Greenhouses Except commercial
Hangars Airplane
Hay dryers
Irrigations systems
Kennels
Landscaping
Lathes
Moving Structures Eligible if move is on the
same lot.
Orchards
Outdoor fireplaces
Ovens Must be built in.
Penthouses Must be an existing penthouse
for improvements to be eligible.
Photomurals
Satellite dishes
Swimming Pools
Swimming Pool enclosures
Tree Surgery/Removal Eligible if tree is diseased and hazard to structure.
Television Antennae
Valance boards
Waterproofing Pumping or injecting any substance in the earth
adjacent to or beneath the
foundation or basement floor.
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