Homerun Special Purpose Credit Program

Expanding Access to Affordable Homeownership

Movement is helping make homeownership more attainable for more families.

The HomeRun Special Purpose Credit Program (SPCP) is designed to remove barriers and increase access to affordable housing in designated underserved communities.

How it Helps Reduce Costs

You may qualify for home financing designed to make buying a home more affordable.

No private mortgage insurance (PMI) required
Low down payment requirement
Up to $1,500 toward allowable closing costs

These features can help lower upfront expenses and monthly payments making it easier to take that next step toward homeownership.

Who May Qualify

This program is designed for buyers who may not always have access to the resources or affordable financing options they need to become homeowners. It supports individuals purchasing in designated underserved communities and offers features that make homeownership more attainable.

Borrower requirements:

Income less than 120% of the area’s Median Family Income (MFI), or property is in a Low-to-Moderate Income (LMI) Census Tract
Completion of homebuyer education (unless exempt)
Borrower cannot own other real estate at the time of closing

Fill out the form below to see if you could qualify.

Eligible Markets

This program is available in select approved markets. If your property is in one of the market areas below and located in an eligible census tract, it may qualify:

California

Los Angeles – Long Beach – Glendale
Oakland – Berkley – Livermore
San Diego – Carlsbad
San Francisco – San Mateo – Redwood City
San Jose – Sunnyvale – Santa Clara

Washington, D.C.

Washington, D.C.

Florida

Miami – Miami Beach – Kendall
West Palm Beach – Boca Raton – Delray Beach

Illinois

Lake County

New Jersey – Pennsylvania

Newark

New York

Nassau – Suffolk Counties

New York – New Jersey

New York – Jersey City – White Plains

Note: The properties in the census tract must have a majority Black and/or Hispanic population (at least 50% of the census tract is Black, Hispanic, or a combination of the two).

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