- Location
- PA
- Type
- First mortgage
- Max assistance
- $0
- First-time buyer
- Required
- Property types
- Single family
Habitat for Humanity of Greater Pittsburgh's Homeownership Program offers first-time, low-income homebuyers in Allegheny County an affordable path to ownership. Selected households complete 350 hours of sweat equity and financial literacy courses, then purchase a Habitat-built or rehabbed home with a $950 down payment and a 30-year, 0% interest mortgage with payments capped at 30% of household income. Households must earn 40-60% AMI, currently live in substandard housing, never have owned a home, and reside or work in Allegheny County. Applications are accepted during open rounds (current round April 22 - May 22, 2026 for a home in McKeesport).
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Habitat for Humanity of Greater Pittsburgh — Homeownership Program, explained
A short, free course on Habitat for Humanity of Greater Pittsburgh — Homeownership Program: what it is, who it is for, what the program sets and what your lender sets, where it applies and how to apply. Based on program data from July 2026. About ten minutes.
5 modules · About 10 minutes
Program details are sourced from public agency data and may change. Confirm eligibility with a Hey Prescott loan officer before applying.