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Miami-Dade County Employee First-Time Homebuyer Assistance Program

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Grant Check official rules 2026-04-19
Agency Miami-Dade County Human Resources Department
Support type Grant
Amount highlight Employees may request a one-time revocable cash out of accrued annual leave not to exceed $25,000 gross pay for closing costs or a down payment associated with purchasing a home.
Last verified 2026-04-19

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Amount

Employees may request a one-time revocable cash out of accrued annual leave not to exceed $25,000 gross pay for closing costs or a down payment associated with purchasing a home.

Type

Grant

Repayment

The cash-out is revocable if the employee does not successfully close; to restore annual leave, the employee must submit a written request within two pay periods of the planned closing date and make a lump-sum repayment. The page also states employees may be subject to an audit to ensure the funds were used for the intended purpose.

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Who qualifies?

Miami-Dade County employees

What support do you get?

Employees may request a one-time revocable cash out of accrued annual leave not to exceed $25,000 gross pay for closing costs or a down payment associated with purchasing a home.

Do you repay it?

The cash-out is revocable if the employee does not successfully close; to restore annual leave, the employee must submit a written request within two pay periods of the planned closing date and make a lump-sum repayment. The page also states employees may be subject to an audit to ensure the funds were used for the intended purpose.

How do you apply?

Submit the application form and relevant documentation to the employee's DPR or designee for review and approval; the approved package is then forwarded by the DPR to Human Resources Personnel Time and Attendance for processing. The service page also provides an Apply Now link to the official application PDF.

Application timing

Employees submit the application, purchase contract, and Loan Estimate or Closing Disclosure through their DPR; if HR receives the approved request by Thursday of a non-pay week, funds are included in the next paycheck.

Official source evidence

The official service page states that county employees may use accrued annual leave for closing costs or a down payment and may request a one-time revocable cash out not to exceed $25,000 gross pay.

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Last verified

2026-04-19

2023-04-11

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Miami-Dade County Employee First-Time Homebuyer Assistance Program

Amount: Employees may request a one-time revocable cash out of accrued annual leave not to exceed $25,000 gross pay for closing costs or a down payment associated with purchasing a home.

Repayment: The cash-out is revocable if the employee does not successfully close; to restore annual leave, the employee must submit a written request within two pay periods of the planned closing date and make a lump-sum repayment. The page also states employees may be subject to an audit to ensure the funds were used for the intended purpose.

First-time buyer: Unknown

Timing: Employees submit the application, purchase contract, and Loan Estimate or Closing Disclosure through their DPR; if HR receives the approved request by Thursday of a non-pay week, funds are included in the next paycheck.

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  • Which document version should control Miami-Dade County Employee First-Time Homebuyer Assistance Program right now: program guide, fact sheet, or lender packet?
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