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Down Payment Assistance (First-Time Homebuyers) (VA)

Fairfax County Redevelopment and Housing Authority (FCRHA) · Fairfax County, Virginia

Type not verified Offered

At a glance: Up to $50,000. First-time buyer: Required. Checked against the official page on Nov 3, 2026.

Program details
Assistance typeNot verified on the official page — check the source
AmountUp to $50,000
Income limitAt or below 80% of AMI (about $131,000 for a family of four)
Purchase price limitNot verified on the official page — check the source
First-time buyer ruleRequired
StatusOffered
Status noteNot verified on the official page — check the source
DetailsFunds can reduce the first mortgage principal, pay closing costs or buy down points. Source is an FCRHA announcement, so confirm current funding with FCRHA.
Official sourcehttps://www.fcrha.org/post/new-program-to-boost-buying-power-of-first-time-homebuyers (opens in new tab)
Last checkedNov 3, 2026 (automated fetch)

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Common questions

How much is Down Payment Assistance (First-Time Homebuyers)?

Up to $50,000 (per the official page, checked Nov 3, 2026).

Do I have to be a first-time homebuyer for Down Payment Assistance (First-Time Homebuyers)?

Required.

What is the income limit for Down Payment Assistance (First-Time Homebuyers)?

At or below 80% of AMI (about $131,000 for a family of four).

How does Down Payment Assistance (First-Time Homebuyers) work?

Funds can reduce the first mortgage principal, pay closing costs or buy down points. Source is an FCRHA announcement, so confirm current funding with FCRHA.

Is Down Payment Assistance (First-Time Homebuyers) still available in 2026?

The official page listed it as offered when we last checked on Nov 3, 2026. Funding can change, so confirm with the administrator.

Who runs Down Payment Assistance (First-Time Homebuyers)?

Fairfax County Redevelopment and Housing Authority (FCRHA), Fairfax County, Virginia. Apply through the program or one of its participating lenders.

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