Hoosier Homes Guide

Are There Income Limits for the Program?

Yes. Qualifying income limits apply based on county guidelines — but those limits may be waived in Targeted Areas when you qualify for Hoosier Homes Plus (5%).

Hoosier Homes Overview

County Limits — With a Targeted Area Exception

In standard participating counties, Hoosier Homes uses qualifying income limits based on county guidelines. Your household income is screened against the chart that applies to the property county at the time of reservation and underwriting.

When the property sits in a designated Targeted Area (Hoosier Homes Plus), assistance rises to 5% of the first mortgage — and standard program income limits may be waived. Targeted Areas are specific census tracts within approved counties, not whole counties by default.

Ryan and Steve check income against the current county chart and verify the exact property address for Plus / waiver eligibility before you lean on either path.

At a Glance

How Income Screening Works in Practice

Location and income travel together on a Hoosier Homes file.

Standard vs. Plus Income Treatment

Feature Standard (4%) Plus — Targeted Areas (5%)
Income limitsCounty guidelines applyMay be waived
Location ruleApproved participating countyCounty + Targeted Area tract
Assistance level4% of first mortgage5% of first mortgage
Best forBuyers within county limitsHigher income or Plus geography

Need Your Income Checked Against Current Limits?

Ryan & Steve will screen household income and property address against today’s Hoosier Homes charts before you shop.

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Program guidelines, income limits, and Targeted Area maps change. This page is educational — final eligibility is confirmed when your file is underwritten against current Hoosier Homes rules. This website is not directly affiliated with or endorsed by any government agency.