North Carolina Veteran Housing Programs

North Carolina veterans access home loans, HUD-VASH supportive housing, and SSVF emergency rental assistance. State housing agencies offer veteran-specific mortgage products.

North Carolina Housing Finance Agency (NCHFA) Veteran Homebuyer Programs

North Carolina housing agencies offer products specifically for veteran homebuyers.

What it provides: Down payment assistance and specialized mortgages for veterans

Assistance: Down payment grants and below-market mortgage rates.

Eligibility: Must provide DD-214 or proof of service.

Who may qualify:

  • Qualified veterans purchasing homes in North Carolina
  • First-time and repeat veteran homebuyers
  • Borrowers meeting income limits

Requirements:

  • Certificate of eligibility or DD-214
  • Homebuyer education
  • Participating lender

How to apply: Apply through North Carolina Housing Finance Agency (NCHFA) participating lenders.

Official source: North Carolina Housing Finance Agency

HUD-VASH

North Carolina VA facilities administer HUD-VASH programs statewide.

What it provides: Rental vouchers with VA case management for homeless veterans

Assistance: Section 8-style voucher plus VA clinical support.

Eligibility: Administered through VA Medical Centers and local PHAs.

Who may qualify:

  • Homeless veterans in North Carolina
  • Veterans eligible for VA health care
  • Single veterans and veteran families

Requirements:

  • Referral from VA homeless services
  • Case management participation
  • Lease compliance

How to apply: Contact VA Medical Center homeless coordinator or call 877-424-3838.

Official source: VA HUD-VASH

Supportive Services for Veteran Families (SSVF)

SSVF providers across North Carolina include veteran service organizations and nonprofits.

What it provides: Emergency rental assistance for veteran families at risk of homelessness

Assistance: Rental assistance, deposits, and case management up to 90–180 days.

Eligibility: Income at or below 50% AMI.

Who may qualify:

  • Very low-income veteran families in North Carolina
  • Veterans homeless or at imminent risk
  • Including single veterans

Requirements:

  • Proof of veteran status
  • Income verification
  • Participation through SSVF grantee

How to apply: Contact SSVF providers through VA grantee locator.

Official source: VA SSVF

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