Current statewide paths
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New Hampshire first responder home loans and programs
Current public paths3 current public paths are live for New Hampshire today, including 2 statewide paths and 1 local or specialty path. Start with the free state facts and strongest public paths first. Open paid access only if you still need the full state board, related paths, or a clearer decision workflow.
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3 public paths
Current statewide paths
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Current local and specialty public paths
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Support types in public view
Multiple assistance options, Forgivable second mortgage
Last verified
2026-04-22
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3 deeper research records
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Current local and specialty public paths
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Under-review public signals
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NH Housing Purchase Rehab
Amount: NH Housing Purchase Rehab lets buyers finance repair costs inside the first mortgage. Current official materials split the rehab cap by execution: FHA Limited 203(k) can add up to $75,000 of rehab funds, while RD Section 502 Guaranteed Purchase Rehabilitation can add up to $35,000 plus inspection and contingency fees. Current official materials also say the loan can be paired with NH Housing cash-assistance programs under Home Flex Plus.
Repayment: Purchase Rehab is primarily a first-mortgage execution rather than a separate grant or stand-alone second lien. Standard first-mortgage repayment applies through the Home Flex or Home Flex Plus loan, while any layered NH Housing cash assistance follows the separate no-payment second-mortgage terms of the paired assistance product.
First-time buyer: Not required
Timing: NH Housing Purchase Rehab uses the standard NH Housing reservation lock framework, with rates locked for 60 days after reservation; rehab work must start within 30 days after closing, with RD Purchase-Rehab work completed within 180 days and FHA 203(k) work completed by the lender-approved contract date.
Risk checks preview
What gets flagged before you call a lender
- NH Housing Purchase Rehab requires a participating lender.
- NH Housing Purchase Rehab must be paired with a specific first mortgage.
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Questions tied to this exact path
- Is your team approved to originate NH Housing Purchase Rehab for this household and loan setup?
- Which first-mortgage product must be paired with NH Housing Purchase Rehab, and what breaks eligibility?
Action checklist preview
What you would do next
- Review the official NH Housing mortgage programs page for NH Housing Home Preferred
- Review the official NH Housing mortgage programs page for NH Housing Purchase Rehab
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Related paths
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New Hampshire Housing Community Heroes Initiative
New Hampshire Housing's official materials confirm that Community Heroes was once a real first-responder-oriented homebuyer initiative, but official lender notices show reservations ended on June 30, 2022 and the initiative has not reappeared as a current statewide responder program.
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What paid research already covers in New Hampshire
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3 tracked deeper records
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city and county programs
City and county down payment or closing-cost programs that never make it into the free statewide layer.
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employer-assisted paths
Employer-linked housing incentives and workforce programs that matter only if they fit your job or agency.
1 tracked
specialty and conditional paths
Conditional, paused, or specialty paths worth checking before you assume the state is a dead end.