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Chicago Grant Programs

The Building Neighborhoods and Affordable Homes Program (BNAH) provides grants to qualifying buyers

to assist in their purchase of primary, owner-occupied residences that are newly constructed single-family

residential buildings, containing no more than four dwelling units, built pursuant to a City of Chicago Land

Sale Redevelopment Agreement or a City Lots for Working Families Agreement. The program provides up

to $100,000 in purchase price assistance to qualifying buyers.

Chicago Grant Program:  Web Site 

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Cook County Grant Programs

The Cook County Down Payment Assistance Program helps homebuyers with down payments, closing

costs or mortgage buydowns.

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The program provides subsidies of 5 percent of the home’s sale price, up to $25,000.

Club 720 Solutions LLC, an organization committed to helping people on their home-buying journey,

is partnering with Cook County on this program.

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The Cook County Modular Homes Program is a pilot effort leading construction of single-family homes

in three underinvested communities with limited new home construction:

1. Humboldt Park (Chicago)

2. Chicago Heights

3. Proviso Township.

  • Eligibility

    Those earning up to 120 percent of the county’s median income are eligible, and in

    Disproportionately Impacted Areas  and Qualified Census Tracts, there is no income limit.

  • Program Web Sites

    The Program:   

    County Financial Help:

    Property for Sale:

  • Program Features

    Grants will be provided to eligible buyers on a scale based on AMI and neighborhood residency.

    The funds can be used as follows:

    1. To fill an appraisal gap (difference between sales price and appraised value)

    2. Closing Costs

    3. Down Payment

    4. Senior loan principal reduction

    5. Appraisals, inspections, pre-paid interest/points, 1-year pre-paid insurance

    The Department of Housing administers the program from the application stage through closing and

    then monitors the property for 10 years to verify owner occupancy.