Minnesota program
Minnesota route through City of Minneapolis Community Planning & Economic Development (CPED). Use this page to confirm the core public facts first, then decide whether you need deeper comparison output and lender-call prep.
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Minneapolis publishes the loan ceiling, but the final amount still depends on both household income and the city's available funds at the time of request.
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A no-interest 30-year deferred mortgage of up to $20,000 for eligible Minneapolis homebuyers.
Deferred mortgage
The public Minneapolis page describes the assistance as a 30-year deferred mortgage with no interest. The public landing page does not publish monthly payments because the mortgage is deferred.
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Low-income homebuyers buying their first home in Minneapolis, Households meeting current Minneapolis income rules, Buyers applying through Build Wealth or NeighborWorks Home Partners
A no-interest 30-year deferred mortgage of up to $20,000 for eligible Minneapolis homebuyers.
The public Minneapolis page describes the assistance as a 30-year deferred mortgage with no interest. The public landing page does not publish monthly payments because the mortgage is deferred.
Apply for Minneapolis down payment assistance through one of the city's listed partners, Build Wealth or NeighborWorks Home Partners, and have the partner guide the city intake process.
The official Minneapolis page says the city's down payment assistance loan is a 30-year deferred mortgage with no interest and can provide up to $20,000. The page says assistance is for low-income homebuyers buying their first home and that applications go through Build Wealth or NeighborWorks Home Partners.
2026-04-19
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Amount: A no-interest 30-year deferred mortgage of up to $20,000 for eligible Minneapolis homebuyers.
Repayment: The public Minneapolis page describes the assistance as a 30-year deferred mortgage with no interest. The public landing page does not publish monthly payments because the mortgage is deferred.
First-time buyer: Required
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