Wyoming first-time home buyer programs

Wyoming Community Development Authority lists 2 programs that help buyers in Wyoming with the down payment or closing costs. Amounts and terms are shown as the agency publishes them.

Programs from the agency
2
Biggest amount listed
$15,000
First-time buyers only
1 of 2 programs
Income caps
Set per program

Down payment assistance programs in Wyoming

ProgramAmountGrant or loanIncome limitFirst-time buyers only
Home$tretch DPA Loan Product. With a WCDA First-time Homebuyer, Spruce Up, or Edge loan; credit score 620+.Up to $15,000Deferred loan: 0% loan with no monthly payments. You repay it when you sell, refinance or reach the end of its 30 years.Same as the agency's main home loan: varies by county and household size. Agency income chartYes, with exceptions
Amortizing DPA Loan Product. With the agency's Advantage loan; credit score 620+; price limit no purchase price limit (Advantage first mortgage).Up to $15,000Repayable loan: Fixed-rate loan repaid with low monthly payments over at most 10 years.Your income must be at or below the agency's limits for its Advantage loan.No

Usually, "first-time buyers only" means you haven't owned a home during the past three years, though every program sets a rule of its own. The name of each program links to a Wyoming Community Development Authority page that says whether applications are open right now. The agency also maintains its own list of participating lenders. Compare down payment assistance programs across all states, or ask a lender that works with Wyoming's programs.

  • Deferred loan: nothing to pay each month, but the full amount comes due when you sell, refinance or pay the first mortgage off.
  • Repayable loan: a small second mortgage you pay back monthly, usually along with your first mortgage payment.

How does your income compare with Wyoming's caps?

Every program has its own income cap, which the table shows, and the exact chart is on that program's agency page. Use the HUD income limits lookup (FY2026) to find the figure for your county and household size. If a program relies on its own county chart or Freddie Mac's, the result can differ from HUD's number, and the agency's chart decides.

Wyoming's largest areas: HUD FY2026 figures for a family of 4
HUD areaMedian family incomeHUD low-income limit
Cheyenne$104,400$83,500
Casper$99,500$79,600

Talk to a lender that works with Wyoming programs

These programs are paid out through the agency's approved lenders, so the lender is your next step. Tell us where you're buying and a lender that works with Wyoming's programs can explain which ones fit you.

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