Homeownership
The Office of Housing (OH) supports low-income households to achieve the dream of homeownership - and to retain their homes once purchased - in a variety of ways. OH funds down payment assistance loans, foreclosure prevention loans and development loans for the creation of resale-restricted affordable ownership homes in partnership with local non-profit program administrators and affordable homeownership developers.
If you are a low-income homebuyer, please contact one of our partner homeownership organizations and learn whether you are eligible here. If you are a housing developer or program administrator, please see any open requests for proposals or notice of funding available below. You can also sign up for the Office of Housing News email list to learn of new opportunities when they become available.
Affordable Homeownership Development Funding
Information found through the links below will help determine if your organization qualifies for homeownership development funding, types of funding available, and funding announcements and applications.
- Information for Prospective Developers
Information designed for prospective developers to help determine qualifications and interest for funding. - Funding Information
Information on affordable homeownership development funding. - Preparing Applications for Funding
Information on preparing an application for funding, Notice of Funding Availability (NOFA) and Request for Proposal (RFP) process, and other application considerations and requirements.
Current Homeownership Funding Opportunities
Below are available homeownership development funding opportunities. To learn more, please visit our Funding Opportunities page or sign up for our Office of Housing News email list to receive notice of future NOFA publications.