Nevada Home Is Possible for Heroes Program Checklist

A step-by-step checklist for consumers applying for the Nevada Home Is Possible for Heroes Program in 2025.

Verify Your Eligibility

Confirm that you are an eligible veteran, active-duty service member, National Guard member, or surviving spouse under the program’s guidelines.
Ensure your household income falls within the program’s limits, which vary by county and family size.
Check that your credit score meets the program’s minimum requirement, typically 640 or higher. Your assigned Loan Officer can provide further details on credit qualifications.
Verify that the home you plan to purchase is within the program’s price cap and will serve as your primary residence.

Gather proof of military service, such as a DD-214, military ID, or other required documentation.
Provide proof of income, including recent pay stubs, W-2 forms, or other relevant documents for any additional sources of income.
Obtain copies of your tax returns from the past two years, including all required schedules.
Collect bank statements from the last two to three months for all financial accounts.
Compile property details, including the address, purchase agreement, and sale price.
Prepare any additional documentation required by your Loan Officer, such as verification of assets, debts, or financial obligations.

A Loan Officer has been assigned to guide you through the Nevada Home Is Possible for Heroes Program application process.
Schedule an initial consultation with your Loan Officer to review eligibility criteria and understand the necessary steps to complete your application.
Ask any questions regarding the program, required documentation, or application process.
Follow the guidance of your Loan Officer to gather and submit all required documentation on time.

Work closely with your Loan Officer to complete your application for the Home Is Possible for Heroes Program.
Submit all required documentation to verify your eligibility for down payment and closing cost assistance.
Review your application with your Loan Officer to ensure accuracy and completeness before submission.
Complete a homebuyer education course if required by the program.

Sign all necessary documents provided by your Loan Officer to complete your participation in the program.
Prepare for any costs not covered by the assistance, such as additional closing fees or prepaid items.
Receive official confirmation of your enrollment and details on how the assistance will be applied to your home purchase.

Ensure that your purchased home remains your primary residence for the duration specified by the program.
Notify your Loan Officer if you plan to sell, refinance, or make any changes to your mortgage, as this may impact your program benefits.
Stay informed about any updates or changes to program requirements to maintain compliance and retain your assistance benefits.