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Help is Here
with the NC Homeowner Assistance Fund
If you’re a North Carolina homeowner who has experienced a financial hardship due to COVID-19, you may be eligible for assistance with housing-related expenses.
Learn more or apply online using the buttons below or call 1-855-MY-NCHAF (1-855-696-2423).
There is no cost required to participate in the NC Homeowner Assistance Fund.
The NC Homeowner Assistance Fund is being supported, in whole or in part, by federal award number HAF0019 awarded to the State of North Carolina by the US Department of the Treasury.
News & Events
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NC Homeowner Assistance Fund Opens Statewide
North Carolina Homeowners Financially Impacted by Pandemic May Be Eligible for Housing-Related Help
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NC Housing Finance Agency Awards $6.6 Million for Urgent Home Repairs
Funding Expected to Assist 654 Low-Income Homeowners in 67 Counties.
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Down Payments in Today’s Market
Down payments have always been a big part of the home buying conversation, and for good reason.
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Community Partners Loan Pool Assistance Increases
In response to escalating home sales prices in North Carolina, especially in our urban centers, the North Carolina Housing Finance Agency has increased the maximum...
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North Carolina’s Rental Housing—Joint Center for Housing Studies
After the dramatic economic impacts of the pandemic’s first year, 2021 brought a significant increase in demand for rental units and skyrocketing rental prices.
Housing Means a Better North Carolina
Good Housing for North Carolinians — Good Business for North Carolina.
The North Carolina Housing Finance Agency leverages public funds with private investments to finance affordable housing opportunities that move North Carolina, its economy, communities and citizens forward.
$30.1 Billion
Real Estate Activity Produced
310,900
Jobs Supported
318,830
Homes and Apartments Financed since 1973
$2.2 Billion
Tax Revenues
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