Essential Single-Family Rehabilitation Loan Pool Program

QUALIFY FOR UP TO $70,000 IN HOME REHABILITATION! The ESFRLP27 Program helps make your home safer, more efficient, and promotes…

Published February 19, 2026|Sue Liebe|Active Adult Communities, Community Services, Home Repair and Modification

QUALIFY FOR UP TO $70,000 IN HOME REHABILITATION! The ESFRLP27 Program helps make your home safer, more efficient, and promotes aging-in-place!

Are You or a Loved One:

Senior Citizen (age 62 or older)
Disabled • Veteran
In a household with a child under the age of six whose health may be threatened by the presence of lead hazards
At or below 80% of Area Median Income (AMI)
Owner of a home in Buncombe County that is the primary residence

If so, you may qualify!

Program Details

Up to $70,000 in home rehabilitation assistance
Assistance provided as a deferred 0% interest, subordinate mortgage
The loan is forgiven at $14,000 per year until the balance is zero
Soft costs associated with the program will be granted to homeowners.

For more information, contact Land of Sky directly or go to our website page for Land of Sky.

About the Author:

Sue Liebe

Sue Liebe brings warmth, organization, and a personal touch to her role as Office Manager at Carolina Living Choices. After relocating to beautiful Western North Carolina a few years ago, Sue quickly fell in love with the area’s mild weather and breathtaking mountain views.

With a strong background in office administration and customer care, she plays a vital role in supporting the daily operations of CLC and helping retirees and their families feel informed and at ease during the relocation process.

Sue is married and has two grown children. She also understands the aging journey firsthand—her 92-year-old father lives out of state, and her 91-year-old mother-in-law resides in a nearby retirement community—giving her unique insight into the challenges and joys families face when planning for retirement and senior living.

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