The Homeownership programs listed here offer financial assistance to first time home buyers.
Qualifying first time home buyers may receive in a forgivable loan (in most cases) up to 5 and 10% of the down payment to purchase a home and live in it, in the selected region in Ontario. Each program has it’s own qualification guidelines.
You are invited to learn about about them, share them, and complete your mortgage assessment if you are interested, considering that the funds assigned to these programs are limited.
The Dufferin County Home-ownership offers you up to $72,500.00 for the down payment so you can buy your home. Is an affordable housing program and might provide you with an interest-free down payment assistance loan of up to Ten percent (10%) of the cost of an eligible home, to a maximum of $72,500.00. The Dufferin…
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Rent to own is a program designed to help you qualify for your first time home purchase mortgage. With house prices on the rise, this program can help you get pre-approved to purchase that home tha you need and choose. Our rent to own programs have been successfully helping Canadian Families for many years and…
The Region of Waterloo Affordable Home Ownership Program Down Payment Assistance forgivable loans of 5% of the purchase price of your home The program Funding for the Region of Waterloo Home ownership program is limited, (Current estimated wait list: 8 months) for a home purchase in the region of a few more first time home…
The County of Haliburton Home Ownership Program funding is limited, yet sufficient to finance with the down payment of a home purchase in the county of a few more first time home buyers families. If you are dreaming of owning a home in the County of Haliburton, including Kawartha Lakes, this opportunity may be for…
The Oxford County Home-ownership program provides financial assistance to qualified low-to-moderate income households. Funding is limited and is available on a first come, first served basis, in the form of a 20-year interest-free loan registered on title and up to 5% of the purchase price of the home. Down payment assistance is 5% of the…
The County of Simcoe Affordable Homeownership Program offers 10% down payment assistance to help eligible renters become homeowners. Learn about purchase limits, income requirements, repayment rules, and how to apply for this Ontario housing support program.
The county of Wellington Affordable Homeownership Program The county of Wellington Affordable Homeownership program was established to provide households with an interest-free loan to assist them in purchasing their own home. The program will assist eligible applicants with a down payment (up to 10% of the purchase price to a maximum of $20,000.) for the…
In partnership with the Government of Canada, the Province of Ontario, the City of Brantford and the County of Brant, the B-Home Program has been developed to assist low to moderate income earners realize the dream of owning their first home. The purpose of the B-home Homeownership Program to: Make first time home ownership a…
Housing Services is no longer accepting applications in 2025. Applications will reopen in 2026 pending budget approval. The Niagara Region homeownership program While in the Toronto area the residential average prices keep on the rise even after the federal government introduced new mortgage regulations in an attempt to cool off a steaming hot real estate market,…
The Home in Peel Affordable Ownership Program is designed to provide low to moderate income residents who are currently renting in the Region of Peel with loan The program fundamentally seeks to help with the 5% down payment of a property to be purchased by those already leaving in Peel region but are currently renting….
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