Section 32 Homeownership Program
HACM is suspending the program until further notice and reassessing the program to ensure that sufficient public housing inventory remains available for low-income Milwaukee residents.
The Section 32 Homeownership Program assists low-income residents in purchasing a home.
(80% of Milwaukee County Median Income) Maximum Household Income Allowed Per Year* |
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People |
1 People | 2 People | 3 People | 4 People | 5 People | 6 People | 7 People | 8 People |
Income | $55,950 | $63,950 | $71,950 | $79,900 | $86,300 | $92,700 | $99,100 | $105,500 |
*Flat rent and maximum income limits are subject to change.
Section 32 For Public Housing Residents
This program is for HACM residents who are living in a City of Milwaukee Public Housing unit. Participants can purchase a single family home for appraised value and may receive grants and subsidies to assist with the purchase price and/or down-payment. To qualify, Residents must:
- Have an income of at least $15,000 per year;
- Currently live in a HACM public housing unit;
- Have income that is at or below 80% of the median county income; maximum income does not apply if buying the Scattered Sites house that you live in.
- Be a first time homebuyer or not have owned property in the past three years (unless displaced through death or divorce);
- Be current with rent and compliant with all lease obligations.
Forgivable second mortgages may be available to eligible buyers who purchase a HACM home.
Call the program at 414) 286-5473 for additional information.
Download the Section 32 For Public Housing Residents Application and Section 32 For Public Housing Residents Brochure for more information .
Section 32 For Non Public Housing Residents
This program is for those who are not currently in public housing, but who are public housing eligible. (i.e. someone who is on the Rent Assistance or Public Housing waiting list or someone who is low income). Participants can purchase a newly rehabbed, single family home for appraised value and may receive grants and subsidies to assist with the purchase price and/or down-payment. To qualify, applicants must:
- Must have an annual income of at least $15,000;
- Have income that is at or below 80% of the median county income;
- Be a first time homebuyer or not have owned property in the past three years (unless displaced through death or divorce);
- Meet other non-financial criteria outlined on the application.
Forgivable second mortgages may be available to eligible buyers who purchase a HACM home.
Call the program at (414) 286-5405 for additional information.
Download the Section 32 For Non-Public Housing Residents Application and the Section 32 For Non-Public Housing Residents Brochure for more information.