Utah First-time Homebuyer Law Enforcement Officer Assistance Program

Utah Housing Corporation offers Utah First-time Homebuyer Law Enforcement Officer Assistance Program to first-time buyers in Utah: up to $25,000, as a grant.

Amount: As much as $25,000
Help type: Grant
Only first-time buyers: Yes

According to the agency, no funds are currently available.

How do you pay back the Utah First-time Homebuyer Law Enforcement Officer Assistance Program?

This comes as a grant to help you buy your first Utah home.

Money given as a grant is yours to keep when you follow the program's rules; you never pay it back.

Who's eligible for the Utah First-time Homebuyer Law Enforcement Officer Assistance Program?

Utah law enforcement and correctional officers only.
Only first-time buyers qualify (usually you haven't owned a home in the last three years).

Your county and household size set most limits. Use our HUD income limit tool to see the median income in your area and where your household falls.

Applying for the Utah First-time Homebuyer Law Enforcement Officer Assistance Program

Since Utah Housing Corporation sends this help through its approved lenders, you apply together with your home loan through one of them.
The lender looks at the home, your credit and your income against the program's rules and sets the money aside for you.
At closing, the help goes toward your closing costs and down payment.

Check Utah Housing Corporation's page for Utah First-time Homebuyer Law Enforcement Officer Assistance Program for the full rules and whether it's taking applications.

Talk to a lender about the Utah First-time Homebuyer Law Enforcement Officer Assistance Program

Tell us where you're buying and a lender that works with Utah's programs can tell you whether Utah First-time Homebuyer Law Enforcement Officer Assistance Program fits you, and what you could combine with it.

Call 866-602-7460

Don't want to call? Just send your details and the lender will get in touch.

Utah's other first-time buyer programs

Utah Down Payment Assistance, Subordinate Loan:
A repayable loan, capped at $27,500, worth up to 6% of your home loan.
Utah Deferred Down Payment Assistance:
A deferred loan, capped at $27,500, worth up to 3.5% of your home loan.
Utah First-time Homebuyers Assistance Program (New Construction):
A repayable loan of up to $20,000.
Utah Homebuyer Veteran Grant:
A grant of up to $2,500.

Every Utah first-time home buyer program · Down payment help in every state