With a budget of around 71 million 760 thousand pesos that will benefit the residents of Mexico City, the Housing Institute (INVI) will provide credits to support low-income families that need to pay their rent or, failing that, Find somewhere else to live.

This is the program "Granting of Social Benefit Aid for Rent Payment", which seeks to support those who live in a home that has structural damage, hydrometeorological, geological or physical-chemical risk, as well as the population in a situation of street

According to what was reported by the Institute, the economic support for applicants will be up to 4 thousand pesos, which will be granted in three specific cases of risk: structural,

Hydrometeorological, Geological or Physical-Chemical and for the homeless population.

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In case of Structural Risk, the family or interested person must make and submit a letter addressed to the director of INVI.

When the document is approved, the Institute will verify that the applicant is the owner of the dwelling in question, which is expropriated due to structural risk in favor of INVI.

Subsequently, personnel from the institute will carry out a visit to the property in a situation of structural risk to verify its situation.

For the second group where the Hydrometeorological, Geological or Physical-Chemical Risk is located, a written request must also be made to the general director of INVI, although this document must be requested from the corresponding mayor of the dwelling.

The demarcation staff will assess the existence of risk in the property to subsequently send the letter.

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INVI officials will be in charge of requesting, based on the risk assessment, support for the payment of rent for the property, attaching a recommendation to vacate the home, as well as a viable land proposal for the construction or rental of a new home. .

Finally, in the case of Population in a Homeless Situation, people will receive the corresponding attention from the CDMX Government, the Ministry of the Interior and the Undersecretary of Government of the CDMX.

On the other hand, those interested must present themselves at the INVI central offices with a valid official identification (with the intention of presenting it to the banking institution to collect the income support) and a birth certificate.

The INVI explained that the aforementioned documents must be delivered in person at the institute's central offices, specifically in its Social Promotion Coordination area.

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