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“Made It Home! ” | South Carolina Housing Made It Home! Program announces sites for 130 new affordable homes SC Housing's Made It Home!
Program has reached a new and exciting stage as the program's 130 homes will soon be available for purchase. All five builders' contact information can be found below. As construction advances and homes become available, prospective buyers interested in purchasing through the Made It Home!
Program should contact the participating builder responsible for the specific location where they wish to purchase. Made It Home! Program - Homebuyer FAQ Made It Home!
Program - Program Guide Made It Home! Program - Loan Officer Quick Reference Guide Columbia - McGuinn Homes – 45 homes Darlington and Orangeburg - D. R.
Horton – 40 homes Rock Hill - Housing Development Corporation of Rock Hill – 15 homes Spartanburg - Oak and Ave Property Group – 15 homes Sumter - Gainey Construction Co. – 15 homes For buyers interested in purchasing a home through SC Housing’s Made It Home! Program, the first step is to contact one of the participating builders directly.
Eligible homebuyers may receive up to $25,000 in forgivable down payment and closing cost assistance through one of SC Housing's approved lending partners. This assistance is structured as a zero-interest second mortgage that is fully forgiven after ten years, provided the buyer remains in the home. The Made It Home!
down payment assistance cannot be combined with other SC Housing down payment programs. However, buyers may layer Federal Home Loan Bank down payment assistance behind the SC Housing assistance, subject to lender approval.
To qualify for the program, buyers must use the home as their primary residence, have an annual income of $135,000 or less (or meet county income limits, if lower), and finance the home through an SC Housing-approved lender. Buyers using the SC Housing Homebuyer Bond program must also meet the first-time homebuyer definition and any additional program requirements.
Homes must be completed before they can officially close, but buyers may place a contract on a home while it is under construction, similar to other new construction purchases. Watch video - Impacting affordable housing in South Carolina Impacting affordable housing in South Carolina The Housing Development Corporation of Rock Hill is excited to be a part of the Made It Home!
Program and the positive impact they know it will have on their communities. Made It Home! Program - Preliminary Award Press Release Made It Home!
Program Fact Sheet Made It Home! Program Submitted Questions and Answers
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Homebuilders in South Carolina. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Made It Home! Program is funded by South Carolina Housing Finance and Development Authority. 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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