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Whether you want to fix a faucet or add a new addition to your home, you need to know the facts and the pitfalls of home improvements. Here are some sources that can help.

Federal Loan Programs

-   About HUD's rehabilitation and repair home loan
-   Program description
-   Q&As about HUD's rehabilitation and repair loan
-   HUD's property improvement loan
-   Fixing up your home and how to finance it
-   HUD-approved lenders
-   Home Improvement Loans for Native Americans
-   Rural home improvement and repair loans/grants

Community-based Programs

-   HOME program
-   Contact a HOME representative in your community
-   Community Development Block Grant Program
-   Contact a CDBG representative in your area

Consumer Information

-   Household Energy Efficiency - Home Energy Briefs
-   Protect yourself: deceptive home improvement contractors
-   Home energy saver
-   Home Repairs by Readers Digest
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