Chesapeake · Chesapeake County
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Deferred second loan · 80% of area median income
Programs by loan typePrograms by loan type · Virginia
47 programs name conventional loans: 10 city, 32 county or regional, 5 statewide.47 programs in Virginia name conventional loans among the first mortgages they can be paired with: 10 run by a city, 32 by a county or regional agency and 5 open statewide.
Two approvals, made separately. The lender underwrites the conventional loan; the program reviews its own application, and the lender must also accept the assistance. The loan type is one rule among several.The lender underwrites the conventional loan; the assistance program reviews its own application. A program naming conventional means the two can be combined, and the lender must also accept the assistance as a source of funds. The loan type is one rule among several.
The 47 programs, closest first
Listed A–Z within each group, not ranked.A city program covers homes inside that city; a county or regional program, homes in its area; a statewide program, an eligible home anywhere in Virginia. Listed A–Z within each group, not ranked.
Chesapeake · Chesapeake County
Deferred second loan · 80% of area median income
Alexandria · Independent City County
Deferred second loan · 120% of area median income
Falls Church · Falls Church City County
Shared-appreciation loan
Portsmouth · Portsmouth County
Deferred second loan · 80% of area median income
Newport News · Newport News County
Deferred second loan · 80% of area median income
Alexandria · Alexandria City County
Deferred second loan · 100% of area median income
Suffolk · Suffolk County
Deferred second loan · 80% of area median income
Norfolk · Norfolk County
Deferred second loan · 80% of area median income
Lee; Scott; Wise; Norton City; Dickenson County
Deferred second loan · 80% of area median income
Staunton City|Waynesboro City County
Forgivable loan · 80% of area median income
Loudoun County
Deferred second loan · 100% of area median income
Roanoke County
Deferred second loan · 80% of area median income
Albemarle|Charlottesville City|Fluvanna|Greene|Louisa|Nelson County
Deferred second loan · 120% of area median income
Loudoun County
Deferred second loan · 70% of area median income
Fairfax County
Forgivable loan · 100% of area median income
Henrico County
Deferred second loan · 80% of area median income
What to know
From each program’s own record. The agency decides who can use it.Counted from each program’s own record. A program’s agency decides who can use it.
ask for a homebuyer education class.
are limited to first-time homebuyers, as each program defines it.
are deferred second loans, forgivable loans and shared-appreciation loans. The other 3 are 2 assistance grants and 1 other assistance.
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All 47 of these programs ask for a homebuyer class. A HUD-approved counselor teaches it and can explain how the assistance and a conventional loan fit together.All 47 of these programs ask for a homebuyer class. A HUD-approved counselor teaches it and can explain how an assistance program and a first mortgage fit together, before you talk to a lender. Create a free account to see who’s near you.
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47 programs in Virginia name conventional loans among the loan types they can be paired with. The assistance program and the first-mortgage lender underwrite separately, so a lender must also be willing to accept the assistance as a source of funds.
No. The loan type is one eligibility rule among several — income limits, purchase price caps, credit requirements and occupancy rules all still apply, and each program sets its own.
No. Hey Prescott is an educational directory of down payment assistance programs. We list programs and link to official sources; we do not make loans or give individualized lending advice.
Programs and counts: Hey Prescott program records, each verified with its administering agency (June–August 2026). Counselors: HUD housing counseling agency list. Hey Prescott is not a lender.