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Repeat Homebuyer Loan Program

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State-backed repeat-buyer mortgage Check official rules 2026-04-19
Agency South Dakota Housing
Support type State-backed repeat-buyer mortgage
Amount highlight Statewide repeat-buyer mortgage path with published downpayment and closing-cost assistance, reduced mortgage insurance, and a low fixed rate, but the cited consumer page does not publish one single assistance dollar amount.
Last verified 2026-04-19

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This page is a live statewide repeat-buyer path, but the consumer page markets downpayment and closing-cost help without printing one single assistance balance or subordinate-note structure on the page itself.

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Amount

Statewide repeat-buyer mortgage path with published downpayment and closing-cost assistance, reduced mortgage insurance, and a low fixed rate, but the cited consumer page does not publish one single assistance dollar amount.

Type

State-backed repeat-buyer mortgage

Repayment

The cited consumer page describes the statewide repeat-buyer mortgage path and says downpayment and closing-cost assistance is available, but it does not publish one single subordinate note or repayment schedule on this page. Buyers should confirm the exact assistance structure with a participating lender.

First-time buyer

Not required

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Who qualifies?

South Dakota repeat homebuyers, Households with income below $122,640 for a family of two or less or $143,080 for a family of three or more, Buyers purchasing a home priced at $460,000 or less, Borrowers with a minimum credit score of 620 using a participating lender

What support do you get?

Statewide repeat-buyer mortgage path with published downpayment and closing-cost assistance, reduced mortgage insurance, and a low fixed rate, but the cited consumer page does not publish one single assistance dollar amount.

Do you repay it?

The cited consumer page describes the statewide repeat-buyer mortgage path and says downpayment and closing-cost assistance is available, but it does not publish one single subordinate note or repayment schedule on this page. Buyers should confirm the exact assistance structure with a participating lender.

How do you apply?

Ask an SD Housing participating lender about the Repeat Homebuyer Loan Program, confirm the household-income and purchase-price limits, and verify the exact downpayment-assistance structure available on your lender file.

Official source evidence

The official SD Housing Repeat Homebuyers page says the program offers a low fixed rate, downpayment and closing-cost assistance, reduced mortgage insurance, and less paperwork. The page also publishes a maximum income of $122,640 for a family of two or less, $143,080 for a family of three or more, a purchase-price limit of $460,000, and a 620 minimum credit score.

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Last verified

2026-04-19

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Repeat Homebuyer Loan Program

Amount: Statewide repeat-buyer mortgage path with published downpayment and closing-cost assistance, reduced mortgage insurance, and a low fixed rate, but the cited consumer page does not publish one single assistance dollar amount.

Repayment: The cited consumer page describes the statewide repeat-buyer mortgage path and says downpayment and closing-cost assistance is available, but it does not publish one single subordinate note or repayment schedule on this page. Buyers should confirm the exact assistance structure with a participating lender.

First-time buyer: Not required

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What gets flagged before you call a lender

  • Repeat Homebuyer Loan Program requires a participating lender.
  • Repeat Homebuyer Loan Program must be paired with a specific first mortgage.

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Questions tied to this exact path

  • Does Repeat Homebuyer Loan Program require a participating lender for this household and loan setup?
  • Which first-mortgage product must be paired with Repeat Homebuyer Loan Program, and can it be combined with the saved options?

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What you would do next

  • Confirm whether Repeat Homebuyer Loan Program requires a participating lender.
  • Verify the required first-mortgage pairing for Repeat Homebuyer Loan Program.

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