Grants, forgivable loans, and subsidized mortgages — many Alaska buyers qualify for $30,000+ in assistance and don't even know it.
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DPA via nonprofits — may be grant, forgivable loan, or deferred second mortgage depending on provider.
DPA programUp to $30,000 total. First $10,000 forgivable over 5 years at 0% interest. For buyers under 80% AMI.
Forgivable loanBelow-market 30-year fixed rate for first-time buyers. Income and price limits apply. FHA, VA, USDA.
Subsidized loan1% interest rate deduction on the first $50,000 of your loan. For eligible Alaska veterans.
Rate discount3.5% down payment with 580+ credit. The most popular first-time buyer loan in America.
Subsidized loanHouse-hack eligibleZero down payment, no PMI for eligible veterans and active-duty service members.
Federal benefitHouse-hack eligibleZero down payment for rural and suburban areas. 97% of US land qualifies.
Subsidized loan3% down with reduced mortgage insurance for low-to-moderate income buyers.
Subsidized loanHouse-hack eligible3% down with flexible funding sources including gifts and employer assistance.
Subsidized loanHouse-hack eligibleNo down payment, no closing costs, no PMI, below-market rate. Character-based lending.
Nonprofit programHouse-hack eligible50% off purchase price for teachers, law enforcement, firefighters, and EMTs.
GrantThere are 4 state-specific programs and 7 federal programs available in Alaska, totaling 11 programs.
Not all programs require first-time buyer status. Several Alaska programs are available to repeat buyers. 'First-time buyer' means you haven't owned a home in the past 3 years.
Yes. Many DPA programs allow 1-4 unit properties. Live in one unit and rent the others — this is called house-hacking.