Gwinnett County Down Payment Assistance Programs
1 local down payment assistance program for homebuyers in Gwinnett County, checked against the official page.
Gwinnett County down payment assistance at a glance (2026)
| Program | Amount | Type | First-time buyer | Income limit | Price limit | Status |
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| Homestretch Down Payment Assistance | Up to $10,000 | Forgivable loan | Required (or no home owned in three or more years) | At or below 80% of area median income | $371,000 (existing home) or $425,000 (new construction) | Offered |
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Income and price limits often vary by household size. Look up your county's area median income and HUD income limits.
Local programs
Gwinnett County Housing and Community Development
- Amount
- Up to $10,000
- First-time buyer
- Required (or no home owned in three or more years)
- Status
- Offered
- Income limit
- At or below 80% of area median income
- Purchase price limit
- $371,000 (existing home) or $425,000 (new construction)
0% interest, no-payment loan forgiven 20% a year over five years while the home is your primary residence. Minimum credit score 580; you contribute 1% of the price or $1,000, whichever is smaller; household assets up to $25,000; eight-hour HUD-approved counseling.
Last checked Nov 3, 2026 · Official source (opens in new tab) ↗
Other local programs in Georgia
Statewide help in Georgia
You may also qualify for 2 statewide Georgia programs. Local and state assistance can sometimes be layered; confirm with each administrator.
- Georgia Dream Down Payment Assistance (Georgia Department of Community Affairs (DCA) / GHFA) — Standard: lesser of 5% of the purchase price or $10,000; PEN and Choice: lesser of 6% or $12,500
- Georgia Dream Peach Plus (Georgia Department of Community Affairs (DCA) / GHFA) — Standard: lesser of 3.5% or $10,000; PEN/Choice: lesser of 4% or $12,500
Check eligibility for Georgia How to apply
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HUD-approved homebuyer counselors in Georgia (39)
Many down payment programs require a homebuyer class or counseling session. These agencies are approved by HUD and offer pre-purchase counseling or homebuyer education, usually free or low cost. From HUD's housing counselor list ↗, retrieved Nov 4, 2026.