Welcome to the home of bonus money. Here, you’ll meet our super amazing, gravity-defying homebuyer programs that offer opportunity, savings and yes, bonus money to low and middle income Nevadans. If you meet the income limits, credit score minimums and house price maximums, you’ll be well on your way to taking advantage of our homebuyer-friendly programs.

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If your family’s annual income is $98,500 or less, and the home you want to buy costs less than $484,350

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Our homebuying programs have helped thousands of Nevadans discover the sweetness of homeownership.

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Home Is Possible™ offers thousands in bonus money to help with a down payment or closing costs.

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Home Is Possible For Teachers™ gives K-12 teachers in Nevada $7,500 in bonus money for a down payment or closing costs plus a below-market interest rate—for a limited time.

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