The Loveland Housing Authority provides affordable rental housing options and administers housing assistance programs for low-income individuals and families. They manage a variety of properties and programs, including Section 8 vouchers and senior housing. For more information about this organization, visit the Loveland Housing Authority website or call 970-667-3232.

Neighbor to Neighbor offers housing stability services such as rental assistance, tenant education, and case management. They also help individuals navigate housing challenges and prevent homelessness.

Wilson Commons Subdivision is an affordable housing option offered through Aspen Homes for individuals and families earning at or below 80% of the Area Median Income. To qualify, applicants must have lived or worked in Loveland for at least one year. Income is the minimum requirement to qualify for the purchase of an affordable housing unit. Learn more about the program and apply by checking out the Guidelines for Purchasing, Homeowner Application, and the list of required documents.

Loveland Habitat for Humanity builds and sells affordable homes to qualifying families who contribute sweat equity and complete financial education. Their model promotes long-term stability and community involvement.

Impact Development Builders: Impact Development Fund Impact Development Fund creates opportunities for homeownership and addresses housing challenges by providing expert contractor services to construct, develop and revitalize homes for underserved populations.

Colorado Housing & Finance Authority offers a range of affordable housing programs, including mortgage loans and down payment assistance. They also support developers and lenders to expand affordable housing options across Colorado.

Impact Development Fund is an organization that provides affordable home financing solutions, including down payment assistance and loans for first-time homebuyers. They focus on increasing access to homeownership for underserved populations.

MetroDPA offers various levels of down payment assistance. Applicants must meet qualifying factors such as credit score, income and purchase price limits. A forgivable down payment makes homeownership that much more affordable and helps meet the City’s goal of attainable housing.