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By Tyler Thompson · Licensed Real Estate Agent · Updated May 5, 2026

Homebuyer Programs in Edmond, OK (2026)

Population: 96,825 | Median home price: $350,000 | Est. closing costs: $7,000 - $10,500

Skyline of Edmond, OK

Edmond is one of the most desirable suburbs in the Oklahoma City metro, with a 2026 median sale price near $350,000 according to Redfin. First-time buyers in Edmond can use the City of Edmond Homebuyer Assistance Program, which provides up to $14,999 (50% of the required down payment) for income-eligible first-time buyers purchasing inside city limits. That layers on top of statewide programs: OHFA's 3.5% DPA, the OHFA Dream grant (3.5% with no recapture), and REI Gift100 (3.5%-5% gift). Educators qualify for OHFA 4Teachers and first responders for OHFA SHIELD with reduced rates plus DPA. Central Oklahoma Habitat for Humanity also serves Edmond as part of its 7-county service area, and Neighborhood Housing Services Oklahoma offers HUD-approved counseling and DPA packaging. Combined with FHA, VA, and USDA loans, eligible Edmond buyers can stack significant assistance.

City Programs in Edmond

City of Edmond Homebuyer Assistance Program
Type:
Forgivable Loan
Amount:
Up to $14,999 (50% of the required down payment)
First-time only:
Yes

State Programs in Oklahoma

OHFA 4Teachers Program (Oklahoma)
Type:
Grant
Amount:
3.5% of total loan amount plus reduced interest rate
First-time only:
Yes
OHFA Dream Program (Oklahoma)
Type:
Grant
Amount:
3.5% of total loan amount
First-time only:
No
OHFA Homebuyer Down Payment Assistance (Oklahoma)
Type:
Silent Second Mortgage
Amount:
3.5% of total loan amount
First-time only:
No
OHFA SHIELD Program (Oklahoma)
Type:
Grant
Amount:
3.5% of total loan amount plus reduced interest rate
First-time only:
No
REI Gift100 / Home100 Down Payment Assistance
Type:
Grant
Amount:
3.5% to 5% of the first mortgage amount
First-time only:
No

Federal Programs

FHA Loans
Type:
Government-Insured Mortgage
Amount:
Up to FHA county loan limits ($541,287 floor to $1,249,125 ceiling for single-family in 2026)
First-time only:
No
FHLBA Community Partners Product
Type:
Forgivable Loan
Amount:
Up to $20,000 in home purchase assistance for down payment and closing costs
First-time only:
No
FHLBA First Time Homebuyer Product
Type:
Forgivable Loan
Amount:
Up to $17,500 in home purchase assistance for down payment and closing costs
First-time only:
Yes
FHLBA Workforce Housing Plus+
Type:
Forgivable Loan
Amount:
Up to $15,000 in home purchase assistance for down payment and closing costs
First-time only:
No
Good Neighbor Next Door (HUD)
Type:
Government Property Sale Program
Amount:
50% discount off the list price of HUD-owned homes
First-time only:
Yes
Home Possible Mortgage (Freddie Mac)
Type:
Government-Guaranteed Mortgage
Amount:
Up to conforming loan limits ($832,750 standard / $1,249,125 high-cost in 2026); 3% minimum down payment
First-time only:
No
HomeReady Mortgage (Fannie Mae)
Type:
Government-Guaranteed Mortgage
Amount:
Up to conforming loan limits ($832,750 standard / $1,249,125 high-cost in 2026); 3% minimum down payment
First-time only:
No
HUD $100 Down Program
Type:
FHA-Financed HUD REO Purchase
Amount:
Only $100 down payment required (vs. standard 3.5% FHA down payment). HUD may also pay up to 3% of buyer's closing costs.
First-time only:
No
USDA Rural Development Loans
Type:
Government-Guaranteed Mortgage
Amount:
100% financing (no down payment required); loan amount up to appraised value
First-time only:
No
VA Loans
Type:
Government-Guaranteed Mortgage
Amount:
No loan limit for veterans with full entitlement (0% down at any price); partial entitlement subject to conforming limits ($832,750 standard in 2026)
First-time only:
No

Nonprofit Programs

Central Oklahoma Habitat for Humanity Homeownership Program
Type:
Forgivable Loan
Amount:
Affordable home with no down payment and no closing costs; affordable mortgage payment
First-time only:
No
Neighborhood Housing Services Oklahoma Down Payment Assistance
Type:
Forgivable Loan
Amount:
Varies by qualifying program; typically combined with City of OKC HOME funds
First-time only:
No

How to Apply

Step 1:

Check your eligibility. The City of Edmond Homebuyer Assistance Program requires household income at or below 80% of HUD area median income (AMI) and first-time buyer status. OHFA programs require a 640 minimum credit score. Higher-priced homes in Edmond may exceed certain program loan limits.

Step 2:

Complete a HUD-approved homebuyer education course. Neighborhood Housing Services Oklahoma at (405) 231-4663 is a HUD Certified Homeownership Center serving central Oklahoma.

Step 3:

Contact the City of Edmond Community Development Department through edmondok.gov to begin the City of Edmond DPA application.

Step 4:

Get pre-approved with an OHFA-approved or REI-approved lender. They can pair the City DPA with a state-level OHFA Dream grant or REI Gift100 gift on top of a 30-year fixed first mortgage.

Step 5:

Find a home in Edmond within the program rules. The City program requires the property to be inside Edmond city limits. With a median sale price near $350,000, OHFA Government track caps purchases at $356,362 statewide, so Government-track buyers may be near the cap.

Step 6:

Submit your full application package and complete loan counseling.

Step 7:

Close on your home and meet the City's occupancy requirement to keep the assistance fully forgiven.

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