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Find similar grantsMontgomery County Housing & Community Development 1st Time Homebuyer Program is sponsored by Montgomery County Housing & Community Development. Provides down payment and closing cost assistance in the form of a 0% interest, 15-year term loan. Repayment is not required unless the home is sold, refinanced, rented, or transferred.
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Department of Health and Human Services Housing & Community Development Montgomery County First Time Homebuyers Program The program, established and administered by the commissioners and the Department of Housing and Community Development, is directed to assist low, moderate, and median income households interested in purchasing a home in Montgomery County.
Eligible participants may receive assistance with down payment and closing costs. Participants will be required to complete a counseling package and meet with the counselor one on one to go over budget, credit, mortgage financing, and home ownership responsibilities. Funds for the program are supplied through the county’s Affordable Trust Fund in coordination with the Recorder of Deeds Office.
Applications and program brochure can be obtained on this page under ‘Additional Program Information and Documents’. To request a hard copy be mailed contact the Office of Housing & Community Development (610) 278-3540. The funds are available to all qualified applicants on a first come, first serve basis.
The Housing Programs Manager administers the Program through the Department of Housing & Community Development. Any eligible household interested in participating in the program must be income and loan eligible PRIOR to entering into an agreement of sale (or putting a deposit on a property). There is a $25.
00 non-refundable fee payable at the time of application.
To be eligible for a loan, the household must: Be a first-time homebuyer or not owned a home within the previous three years; Have a household income below the area median income; Intend to occupy the property purchased as a primary residence; Be creditworthy and able to qualify for a mortgage (Conventional, FHA, or VA) at or below the current market rate; Currently reside and/or be employed full-time within Montgomery County at the time of Program application and closing; Complete the required counseling program prior to executing any contract of sale for the purchase of real estate; Have a minimum of $3,000.
00 liquid assets at the time of application (no gifts of cash or equity permitted towards the first 3%.) The minimum cash requirements from the program participants is: Three percent (3%) of the sales price towards the down payment is required. Applicants must use their own liquid assets (savings, checking, money markets, certificates of deposits, mutual funds, stocks, bonds, etc.) prior to Homebuyer Funds.
Assistance is not available if applicant has 10% or more of the sales price to put towards purchase. Assistance amount is based on the selling price, liquid assets, closing costs, mortgage amount, and other fees paid in the acquisition of the property.
2025 Household Income Limits Family Size 80% Median Income Median Income 1 Person $66,850 $83,600 2 Person $76,400 $95,600 3 Person $85,950 $107,500 4+ Person $95,500 $119,400 Grant amount is based on the financial need of the applicant’s household, selling price of property, and household assets. Assistance up to a maximum of 10% of the estimated affordable sales price for participants, not to exceed $10,000. 00.
Interest rate of zero percent (0%). Home is sold, conveyed, granted, or otherwise transferred; Vacated or abandoned as a primary residence within 15 years from the date of purchase of the property; Used as investment or income-producing property. Additional Program Information and Documents Documents are in Acrobat Reader format Application - English , Spanish Brochure - English , Spanish , Korean Government Websites by CivicPlus®
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Household income not to exceed 100% median income; property must be a single-family home in Montgomery County limits; mandatory pre- and post-purchase counseling; applicants required to put in 3% of their own funds. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to 10% of sales price, not to exceed $10,000.00. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Montgomery County Housing & Community Development 1st Time Homebuyer Program is funded by Montgomery County Housing & Community Development. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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