Utah housing grants are financial programs that help you cover part or all of your down payment and closing costs. These are typically provided by local cities, the state of Utah, or even private lenders—and best of all, they don’t need to be repaid as long as you follow the program rules.
They’re especially helpful for first-time buyers or anyone who needs a financial boost to get into a home.
Most programs are designed for:
Even if you’ve owned before, you might still qualify depending on your current situation.
Here are some of the most effective and commonly used options in Utah:
Offers 100% financing with Down Payment Assistance (DPA) loans, paired with FHA or conventional loans. Available for both first-time and repeat buyers.
Here are some of the most effective and commonly used options in Utah:
Offers 100% financing with Down Payment Assistance (DPA) loans, paired with FHA or conventional loans. Available for both first-time and repeat buyers.
Many Utah cities offer local grant funds:
Buyers purchasing in rural areas or qualified veterans can use these loans to buy a home with no money down.
Some Utah employers and nonprofits offer programs that match your savings or contribute toward your purchase.
Through our network of private and wholesale lenders, we have access to special grant programs not offered at big banks, including:
These exclusive programs can be a major advantage when paired with local or state grants.
Check your program eligibility now.
Apply for the 0% Down Purchase Program, click on the Program Application link:
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BuyUtahHomes.com helps buyers across Utah access down payment assistance, grants, and first-time homebuyer programs—many of which don't require repayment.
Housing grants are financial programs that help cover your down payment and closing costs. Offered by city, state, and private sources, they can dramatically lower the upfront cost of buying a home. In most cases, you don’t have to repay them if you meet the program conditions.
You may still qualify even if you've owned a home before.