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Charles County House Keys 4 Employees

Charles County still markets House Keys 4 Employees as a simple 0% $5,000 employee loan, but the linked official flyer and current Maryland Mortgage Program materials point to a first-time-buyer, MMP-linked combined path up to $7,500 instead.

Under review 2026-04-20 2026-07-20
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County employee page still markets a standalone $5,000 loan

The current Charles County employee-benefits page says qualified county employees buying in Charles County can receive a 0% $5,000 deferred loan after at least one year of county service.

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Linked official flyer requires Maryland Mortgage Program and first-time-buyer status

The linked county flyer says House Keys 4 Employees runs with a Maryland Mortgage Program first mortgage, requires first-time-homebuyer eligibility, and combines $5,000 from the county with $2,500 from the state for up to $7,500 total.

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Current Maryland Mortgage Program materials still support the partner-employer reading

Maryland Mortgage Program still lists Charles County on the current partner-employers page and continues to publish separate statewide DPA materials, which reinforces the conflict with the simpler county-only benefits-page description.

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Verification checklist

What to verify yourself

Use this checklist to confirm current status, scope, and eligibility directly at the official source.

  1. Confirm whether Charles County still operates House Keys 4 Employees only through a Maryland Mortgage Program first mortgage rather than as a standalone county employee benefit.
  2. Confirm whether current buyers must still be first-time homebuyers to use the program.
  3. Confirm whether the live maximum remains $5,000 from the county only or $7,500 combined with Maryland Mortgage Program assistance.
  4. Confirm whether Charles County has published a newer flyer after January 2025 that reconciles the current rule set.

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