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Comanche Nation reopens down payment grant applications

Published · Homebuyer update · By the DPA Finder editorial team

The Comanche Nation Housing Authority reopened applications for its Tribal Down Payment & Closing Cost Program on November 1, 2026, with limited funds available to Comanche tribal members nationwide.

The Comanche Nation Housing Authority, based in Lawton, Oklahoma, says it has limited remaining funds for down payment help and reopened applications for its Tribal Down Payment & Closing Cost Program at 8 a.m. Central time on November 1, 2026. Applications are handled first-come, first-served, and the authority says funding is extremely limited and will last only until the remaining money is committed.

According to the reopening notice, eligible buyers can get up to $30,000 or 10% of the total mortgage, whichever is less, for down payment and closing costs, and this round is open nationwide to Comanche tribal members. That is broader than the authority's standing grant page, which describes a $15,000 maximum for homes in its southwest Oklahoma service area, so confirm the amount that applies to you with the housing authority before you count on it.

To qualify, you must be a Comanche Nation tribal member at least 21 years old, be on the loan application and already approved for a home loan, and have no unpaid debts to the Comanche Nation Housing Authority or the Comanche Nation. The home must be your primary residence, you can't own any other residential property, and you need to complete a homebuyer education class, in person or online. The authority's program page also lists income guidelines and asks for a lender pre-approval letter, the purchase contract and estimated closing costs, recent pay stubs and tax returns, and CDIB cards with the application.

If you are buying in Oklahoma and don't qualify, or want to compare options, see our Oklahoma page and the OHFA down payment and closing cost assistance listing. Buyers in other states can start from their state page or read how to apply for down payment assistance.

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