Quick Links
- First-Time Homebuyer Program
- Target Area Loan Program
- Ohio Heroes Program
- Down Payment Assistance Grant
- Grants for Grads
- Homebuyer Advantage Program
- Mortgage Credit Certificate Program
- Housing Credit Program
- Housing Development Assistance Program
- Housing Development Loan Program
- Multifamily Bond Program
- Neighborhood Stabilization Program
- Program Compliance
- CHDO Competitive Operating Grant Program
- Housing Investment Fund
Programs 
The Ohio Housing Finance Agency (OHFA) offers affordable housing opportunities for Ohioans including first-time homebuyers, renters, senior citizens, and other populations with special needs who otherwise might not be able to afford quality housing. To learn more about the programs we offer, follow the links below or choose a program from the quick links on the right.
Homeownership Programs
OHFA offers a variety of programs to assist Ohioans with purchasing a home. Learn about our homeownership programs.
Housing Development Programs
OHFA provides developers of low- to moderate-income housing with access to financial resources and tax incentives through a variety of programs that support the development and management of quality, affordable housing for Ohioans. Learn about our housing development programs.
Program Compliance
OHFA helps property managers and owners of OHFA-financed rental properties remain compliant with state and federal housing regulations. Our comprehensive compliance monitoring program makes it easier for managers and owners to ensure that Ohioans receive safe, decent, affordable housing. Learn about program compliance.
CHDO Competitive Operating Grant Program
OHFA awards grants to qualified, nonprofit Community Housing Development Organizations to support the acquisition, rehabilitation, or new construction of quality, affordable rental or single-family housing. Learn about the CHDO Program.
Housing Investment Fund
In September 2008, OHFA established the Housing Investment Fund to undertake housing initiatives and meet housing needs that are not met by other programs of the Agency. Learn about the Housing Investment Fund.
