RUPCO offers $40,000 grants to low-income, first-time homebuyers in Orange County
These grants, made available by the State Office of Homes and Community Renewal, aim to assist first-time homebuyers with down payments, repairs and closing costs.
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6ds agoLow-income residents in Orange County now have the opportunity to realize their dreams of homeownership thanks to RUPCO's initiative offering grants of up to $40,000.
These grants, made available by the State Office of Homes and Community Renewal, aim to assist first-time homebuyers with down payments, repairs and closing costs.
Eligibility for these grants is based on meeting specific income criteria:
- For a one-person household, the maximum income limit is slightly over $80,000.
- For an eight-person household, the limit extends up to just over $157,000.
RUPCO provides support and guidance for those interested in applying. For more information, contact Frank Robusto at (845) 331-9860 ext. 320 or frobusto@rupco.org.
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