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Find similar grantsFamilies With Disabilities Homebuyer Program is sponsored by South Carolina Housing. Provides special fixed-rate mortgages with forgivable down payment assistance for homebuyers with permanent disabilities or those with a family member with a permanent disability.
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Programs for Homebuyers | South Carolina Housing To take advantage of any of our single-family homebuyer programs, you may apply by contacting one of our Participating Lending Partners located in the county where you are looking to purchase a home.
Palmetto Heroes - 2026 Program Closed 04/13/2026 Watch for our 2027 Program in the spring of 2027 SC Housing is turning homeownership dreams into reality for South Carolina’s public service heroes through the 2026 Palmetto Heroes Program, which provides $10,000 in forgivable down payment assistance alongside low, fixed-rate mortgage loans.
The program supports those who play a vital role in their communities, including teachers, nurses, law enforcement officers, correctional officers, firefighters, emergency medical technicians, paramedics, veterans, active-duty military, and National Guard members. The SC Housing Homebuyer Program targets first-time homebuyers and their families with low to moderate income achieve homeownership.
This program provides multiple financing options all with a competitive fixed interest rate mortgage loan and with or without down payment assistance to help cover the funds needed for your down payment and closing cost. In addition, there is an exception to the first-time homebuyer requirements available for veterans.
In conjunction with the SC Housing Homebuyer Program, we offer the “County First” initiative with a reduced interest rate, that targets previously underserved counties to promote homeownership and is designed to reach both move-up and first-time homebuyers. Borrowers can choose from FHA, USDA, or VA financing with forgivable Down Payment Assistance.
To qualify for this initiative, borrowers purchasing property in the following targeted counties cannot have an ownership interest in a principal residence at the time of loan closing.
Housing Choice Voucher - Homeownership The Housing Choice Voucher Homeownership Program helps participants who are currently in an approved Public Housing Agency Homeownership Voucher Assistance program, preparing applicants to move from rental to homeownership.
Many low-income families have the opportunity to use Federal housing assistance that would otherwise be paid to a landlord as rent to purchase and build equity in a home of their own. This program along with the SC Housing Homebuyer Program provides FHA fixed rate financing with forgivable down payment assistance.
Palmetto Home Advantage offers conventional, FHA, VA and USDA loan options for first-time, move-up and repeat buyers with no first-time home buyer requirements for new and existing homes across all 46 counties in South Carolina. The program offers forgivable down payment assistance options with no sales price limits and a statewide income limit of $140,000.
Families With Disabilities Homebuyer Program If you are disabled, the prospect of buying a home may seem impossible. The SC Housing Families with Disabilities Initiative allows borrowers with a permanent disability, or who have a family member with a permanent disability to apply.
Homebuyers may live in any South Carolina county and total household income restrictions do not apply and must adhere to all SC Housing homebuyer requirements. Watch video - Which program is right for me? Which program is right for me?
You may qualify for multiple programs—we can help you figure out which one is right for you and your family.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Individuals with permanent disabilities or those with a family member with a permanent disability in South Carolina. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $450,000 home purchase price. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Families With Disabilities Homebuyer Program is funded by South Carolina Housing. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in South Carolina. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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