Protect Yourself as a Renter
Renter households increased from 34 million in 2005 to over 43 million in 2017. With the probability that more families will seek this housing, planning ahead can make the process easier. NPHS is committed to providing safe, affordable and quality rental housing through their single and multi-family housing developments. NPHS suggests following these five tips that can make renting a lot less stressful: 1. Get your finances and credit in shape. Protect your money and pay as little as you can for the apartment you want by strengthening
NPHS & City of Chino Help Senior Homeowner With Home Repairs
Imagine being a senior with limited income and discovering that you have mold and water damage problems in the home you have been living in for 30 years. This is the situation that Ethel Elliott, an 85 year old retiree from Chino, CA found herself in. Worried that the mold and water damage were causing an unsafe and unhealthy living environment, her daughter contacted the City of Chino to ask for assistance. The City of Chino referred the family to NPHS since they administered the City Of Chino Healthy
Why Go Solar?
Top 5 Reasons for Purchasing a Solar System Homeowners have many reasons for going solar, and it will vary among homeowners based on their personal goals. Your goals may be to save money, protect the environment, or protect against rising energy costs. Regardless of your economic or environmental goals, going solar improves your financial capability, the environment and the regional economy. Purchasing and installing a solar power system can even increase your property value by up to 4%. The following are some of the top reasons why homeowners
NPHS Facilitates Microloan for Claremont Brazilian Jiu Jitsu
Jaso Sanchez dreamed of opening his own Jiu Jitsu school to teach youth and adults from all walks of life about the martial arts discipline that transformed his own life. With ten years of training under his belt and a business background, Jaso had the opportunity to start his own Brazilian Jiu Jitsu school in 2015 in a commercial park in the city of Claremont. To expand his business and accommodate the growing number of students, Jaso needed additional space beyond the 2,400 square feet he currently occupied. All



