Resources for Homeowners
Guides and tools to help you maintain your home, save money, and protect your investment.
Homebuying & Assistance Programs
HUD First-Time Homebuyer Guide
Official U.S. Department of Housing guide covering everything from preparing to buy to closing the deal
Read GuidePennsylvania Housing Finance Agency (PHFA)
First-time homebuyer programs, down payment assistance, and mortgage options for PA residents
Explore ProgramsPhiladelphia Home Repair Programs
City of Philadelphia programs offering grants and low-interest loans for home repairs
View ProgramsHomeowner's Insurance Guide
Consumer Financial Protection Bureau guide to understanding and choosing homeowner's insurance
Learn MoreHome Maintenance & Energy Savings
Seasonal Home Maintenance Checklist
HUD's comprehensive guide to maintaining your home throughout the year
View ChecklistEnergy Saving Tips for Homeowners
Department of Energy tips to reduce utility bills and improve home efficiency
Save EnergyPECO Energy Efficiency Programs
Rebates, discounts, and programs to help Philadelphia homeowners save on energy costs
Get RebatesPGW Home Weatherization
Free weatherization services for income-eligible Philadelphia homeowners
Apply NowSupport Services & Counseling
Philadelphia Homeownership Counseling
Free HUD-approved counseling services for homeowners facing challenges
PA Property Tax/Rent Rebate Program
Rebates for eligible seniors, widows/widowers, and people with disabilities
Philadelphia Mortgage Foreclosure Prevention
Free legal help and resources for homeowners at risk of foreclosure
Smart Homeowner Tips
Schedule Regular Maintenance
Small repairs now prevent expensive problems later. Check your home seasonally.
Build an Emergency Fund
Aim to save 1-3% of your home's value annually for repairs and emergencies.
Keep Good Records
Save all receipts, warranties, and records of home improvements for tax and resale benefits.
Important Note
These resources are provided for informational purposes. Program eligibility and availability may change. Contact each organization directly for the most current information. For personalized advice, consider speaking with a HUD-approved housing counselor.
