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Up to $25,000 in assistance, subject to funding availability and underwriting, for low-income first-time buyers purchasing within Clarksville city limits.
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First-time homebuyers
Up to $25,000 in assistance, subject to funding availability and underwriting, for low-income first-time buyers purchasing within Clarksville city limits.
Check official rules on the linked program page because this intake summary does not normalize repayment terms yet.
Download the city DPA application from the program page; buyer must meet HUD income limits, buy within Clarksville city limits, and complete a HUD-approved housing counseling program. CNCS says it covers the course cost if assistance is approved.
Official City of Clarksville page says the program provides up to $25,000, links to the application, and gives current contact details for Neighborhood and Community Services.
2026-04-18
2026-04-18
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Amount: Up to $25,000 in assistance, subject to funding availability and underwriting, for low-income first-time buyers purchasing within Clarksville city limits.
Repayment: Check official rules on the linked program page because this intake summary does not normalize repayment terms yet.
First-time buyer: Required
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