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CHARLOTTE — The city of Charlotte wants to invest millions of COVID-19 dollars into keeping people in their homes.
On Monday, city council will vote to spend $5.9 million of American Rescue Plan Act funds.
The money will be used to provide rehab services for small landlords to keep tenants inside their residences.
It will also create a fund to help low-income homeowners build accessory dwelling units so they can create revenue streams.
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