Capital Assistance Directory | Greenhaven Solutions, LLC

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Find the Capital That Moves Your Property Forward

A curated funding map for homebuyers, businesses, investors, builders, and affordable-housing developers.

ⅠPublic ProgramsGrants · soft debt · guarantees
ⅡPrivate CapitalEquity · credits · seller support
ⅢConstruction & RehabAcquire · improve · build

Start with the right lane

Who needs the capital?

Choose your role to see the strongest starting points and the rule that matters most.

Your funding lane

Homebuyers

Reduce the cash needed for a primary residence with grants, forgivable seconds, low-down-payment loans, and eligible credits.

Know before you apply: Most consumer assistance requires owner occupancy and cannot be used by an LLC.

Best places to start

  1. 01State HFA programs
  2. 02USDA, VA & FHA
  3. 03FHLBank grants
  4. 04CDFIs & nonprofit lenders

The funding landscape

Public support meets private ingenuity.

Strong transactions rarely depend on one source. Explore organizations and strategies that can work together.

01 · Public

Public & mission-driven

Programs that reduce risk, lower cash needs, or fill a feasibility gap.

Grants, deferred seconds, forgivable loans and first mortgages.

HOME/CDBG assistance for purchase, closing costs and rehabilitation.

Member-delivered grants for down payment, closing and rehabilitation.

Housing, rural business and community-development financing.

Eligible borrowers may purchase with no VA-required down payment.

Low-down-payment purchase and 203(k) purchase-plus-rehabilitation financing.

Real estate, construction, improvements, equipment and working capital.

Mission-driven lenders serving underserved borrowers and communities.

Soft loans, façade grants, land, infrastructure and tax incentives.

Homeownership vouchers or project-based rental support where offered.

02 · Private

Private & negotiated

Capital sources and deal terms that can preserve cash or close the gap.

Location-based down-payment and closing-cost programs.

Counseling-centered owner-occupant mortgage with low cash requirements.

Local affordable homeownership and rehabilitation partnerships.

Grants, matched savings, forgivable loans or relocation support.

Carryback notes, price reductions, credits or donated equity.

A capital partner shares ownership, risk and return.

Structured equity that sits behind senior debt.

Short-term acquisition and improvement financing.

Relationship underwriting and flexible subordinate capital.

Lower acquisition cost through shared-equity land stewardship.

Build value into the deal

Capital for construction, rehabilitation and improvement

01

FHA 203(k)

Combine an owner-occupied purchase or refinance with eligible repairs.

02

C-PACE

Finance qualifying commercial energy, water and resilience improvements.

03

Brownfields Capital

Assessment, cleanup loans and grants for eligible contaminated sites.

04

Historic Tax Credits

Create equity from qualifying rehabilitation of certified historic property.

05

Utility Incentives

Rebates for energy, solar, water and building-system upgrades.

06

Façade & Code Grants

Local assistance for exterior work, code correction and revitalization.

Think in layers

See a sample capital stack

Illustrative only. Every layer must be disclosed, documented and approved by the senior lender or program administrator.

Illustrative structure

Purchase + improvement stack

An eligible owner-occupied home that needs repairs.

First mortgageFHA 203(k)Purchase and eligible rehabilitation
Soft secondState HFADown payment or closing costs
GrantFHLBank / localEligible gap assistance
Negotiated creditSeller or lenderApproved closing costs

Verified starting points

Capital assistance directory

Search national organizations and official program directories, then confirm local availability and current requirements.

OrganizationTypeBest useVisit
HUD Homebuying ProgramsPublicHomebuyer↗
State Housing Finance AgenciesPublicHomebuyer↗
FHLBank Affordable HousingPublic-privateHomebuyer / Developer↗
Certified CDFI DirectoryMission lenderAll paths↗
USDA Section 502 DirectPublicRural homebuyer↗
USDA Section 502 GuaranteedPublic-privateRural homebuyer↗
VA Purchase LoansPublic-privateVeterans↗
FHA 203(k) RehabilitationPublic-privatePurchase + rehab↗
Section 184 Native Home LoansPublic-privateNative borrowers↗
HCV HomeownershipPublicVoucher households↗
Fannie Mae HomeReadyPublic-privateHomebuyer↗
Freddie Mac Home PossiblePublic-privateHomebuyer↗
SBA 504 LoansPublic-privateOperating business↗
SBA 7(a) LoansPublic-privateOperating business↗
USDA Business & IndustryPublic-privateRural business↗
HUD HOME ProgramPublicAffordable housing↗
HUD CDBG ProgramPublicCommunity development↗
New Markets Tax CreditsTax-credit capitalCommunity development↗
EPA Brownfields FundingPublicCleanup / redevelopment↗
Federal Assistance ListingsPublic directoryOrganizations↗

Make the first call count

Prepare one package. Approach many sources.

A complete request makes it easier for lenders, agencies and capital partners to understand the opportunity.

  1. 1Define occupancy, ownership and property type
  2. 2Prepare purchase price and improvement budget
  3. 3Build a sources-and-uses statement
  4. 4Document cash, credit, income and reserves
  5. 5Collect plans, bids, rents and projections
  6. 6Request written stacking approval before closing
Educational resource—not a promise of funding.

Programs, funding levels and eligibility rules change. Greenhaven Solutions, LLC is not acting as your lender, attorney, tax advisor or government agency. Verify every source with the program administrator and your financing professionals.

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