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Town Fork Creek is looking for skilled rehabbers to fix abandoned and run-down houses in our neighborhood. We want to turn these problem properties into safe, livable homes again — and we need your help.
We’re working with Neighborhood Legal Support of Kansas City (NLS), a nonprofit law firm, to take legal action against the owners of abandoned properties. Once the legal case is finished, and the rehab is completed, the rehabber who repaired the home will receive ownership of the property.
How the TFCNA Partner Rehabber Program Works
You--a qualified rehabber--apply to be a TFCNA Partner Rehabber (details below).
If you qualify, you may be selected for a property.
As a rehabber, you will:
Pay for and complete all repairs
Share updates and progress with the neighborhood
Promise how the home will be used (rent or sale), with preference for affordable, first-time homeownership.
The neighborhood, along with NLS, handles the court case.
When the case is done and repairs are finished, the home is transferred to you, the rehabber.
Why This Matters
For the neighborhood: The neighborhood decides what happens to abandoned homes and can partner with rehabbers who share our values.
For rehabbers:
Put your skills to work fixing a home that might otherwise be demolished
Help expand affordable housing and homeownership opportunities
Own the home for the cost of repairs - no purchase price.
If you're interested in bringing new life to abandoned homes and strengthening our community, we'd love to work with you.
Interested in becoming a Town Fork Creek Neighborhood Partner Rehabber?
Click Apply Now below to complete our online application.
⚠️ Before you begin ⚠️
Please note that the application will need to be completed in one sitting and is estimated to take ~1 hr to complete.
For the easiest application experience, be prepared with the below information. After your initial application, we may request additional documentation from you, such as copies of articles of organization or incorporation, a valid certificate of good standing, or photos of completed projects.
📌 Basic Information
Name, contact info, name of organization, and entity type
Brief overview of your experience rehabilitating distressed and blighted properties
Why you are a good candidate to work in Town Fork Creek neighborhood
What benefit you would be willing to offer the neighborhood if you were selected to work on a project
🌐 Entity Information
List of the entity's members or managers
List of all judgments pending or entered against the entity or any of its members or managers
🏦 Financial Picture
Overview of your access to funds, including cash reserves, lines of credit or loans
Description of how you would manage a surprise expense during the rehabilitation of a property
🏠 Past Work
Number of projects completed
For three recent projects:
Overview of work done
Timeline
Contact info for renters or buyers
Questions?
Please reach out to Rae'Donna at tfcnahousing@gmail.com or 816-313-2044.
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