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Home Is Possible

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30-year fixed first mortgage with optional up-to-5% assistance Check official rules 2026-04-23
Agency Nevada Housing Division
Support type 30-year fixed first mortgage with optional up-to-5% assistance
Amount highlight Current Nevada Housing Division materials describe Home Is Possible as a statewide 30-year fixed mortgage path that can provide up to 5% of the loan value for down payment or closing costs.
Last verified 2026-04-23

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Amount

Current Nevada Housing Division materials describe Home Is Possible as a statewide 30-year fixed mortgage path that can provide up to 5% of the loan value for down payment or closing costs.

Type

30-year fixed first mortgage with optional up-to-5% assistance

Repayment

Standard first-mortgage repayment applies to the base Home Is Possible mortgage. The public consumer page clearly describes optional assistance up to 5% but does not flatten every companion-assistance structure into one note type, so the safest public reading is a base first mortgage with separate assistance terms confirmed through the participating lender and current rate sheet.

First-time buyer

Not required

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Who qualifies?

Nevada owner-occupant buyers using a Home Is Possible participating lender, Borrowers with qualifying income up to $165,000, Buyers meeting the current credit, debt-ratio, education, and occupancy rules, Borrowers buying statewide, including eligible manufactured homes under the current higher-score rule

What support do you get?

Current Nevada Housing Division materials describe Home Is Possible as a statewide 30-year fixed mortgage path that can provide up to 5% of the loan value for down payment or closing costs.

Do you repay it?

Standard first-mortgage repayment applies to the base Home Is Possible mortgage. The public consumer page clearly describes optional assistance up to 5% but does not flatten every companion-assistance structure into one note type, so the safest public reading is a base first mortgage with separate assistance terms confirmed through the participating lender and current rate sheet.

How do you apply?

Find a Home Is Possible participating lender, complete the required homebuyer education before closing, qualify under the current income, price, credit, and debt-ratio rules, and let the lender structure the base mortgage plus any eligible Home Is Possible assistance.

Official source evidence

The current Home Is Possible page says the statewide base program offers up to 5% of loan value toward down payment or closing costs, uses a 30-year fixed rate, does not require first-time-buyer status, and requires education, lender intake, owner-occupancy, and current credit, debt-ratio, income, and price rules.

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2026-04-23

current Home Is Possible page and supporting pages verified 2026-04-23

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Home Is Possible

Amount: Current Nevada Housing Division materials describe Home Is Possible as a statewide 30-year fixed mortgage path that can provide up to 5% of the loan value for down payment or closing costs.

Repayment: Standard first-mortgage repayment applies to the base Home Is Possible mortgage. The public consumer page clearly describes optional assistance up to 5% but does not flatten every companion-assistance structure into one note type, so the safest public reading is a base first mortgage with separate assistance terms confirmed through the participating lender and current rate sheet.

First-time buyer: Not required

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  • Home Is Possible requires a participating lender.
  • Home Is Possible must be paired with a specific first mortgage.

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Questions tied to this exact path

  • Is your team approved to originate Home Is Possible for this household and loan setup?
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  • Ask whether your lender is approved for this exact program and loan structure.
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