Buyer Programs in West Virginia

The Homeownership Program helps make homeownership affordable in West Virginia, primarily for first-time buyers. It offers low interest rates and can be paired with the Low Down Home Loan for down payment or closing cost assistance.

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The West Virginia Housing Development Fund provides affordable mortgages for home purchases and refinancing. Partnering with 40+ lenders statewide, WVHDF offers options through local banks, credit unions, and non-profits. Loans are serviced locally in Charleston. Contact a lender to explore your options.
 

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The Low Down Home Loan helps cover down payment and closing costs, reducing out-of-pocket expenses for homebuyers. It is exclusively available with the WVHDF Homeownership Program through participating lenders.

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HomeReady offers low down payments and flexible financing for creditworthy low-income buyers, including a $2,500 credit for very low-income borrowers to help with down payment and closing costs. Lenders benefit from reduced hedging costs and enhanced pricing options. See LL-2024-01 for details.

 

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The Freddie Mac Home Possible® mortgage offers a 3% down payment and flexible options for very low- to low-income borrowers. Non-occupant co-borrowers and borrowers with other financed properties are allowed, all with competitive pricing and the simplicity of a conventional mortgage.

 

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The MCC program helps lower-income families afford homeownership by offering a tax credit of up to $2,000 per year for a portion of mortgage interest paid. Eligible first-time buyers must meet income and purchase price limits and use the home as their primary residence.

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Bank of America’s Community Homeownership Commitment® offers down payment and closing cost assistance combined with low down payment mortgages, making homeownership more accessible for modest-income borrowers.

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Make homeownership possible with a grant of up to $7,500 in select areas and a low down payment.

 

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Get up to $7,500 in lender credit to help cover closing costs if you meet eligibility requirements. This assistance applies to any loan type, including FHA loans with lower closing costs.

 

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