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Am I Eligible?

Obtaining a HUD Section 184 Native American home loan is fast and free!

In Oklahoma, only a small portion of tribal members are aware of the Section 184 Native American Home Loan Benefit, even though they may be eligible. To qualify, you must be an American Indian or Alaska Native who is a member of a federally recognized tribe over the age of 18 who will occupy the property as a principal residence.

If you are considering a Section 184 Tribal Loan to buy a home or refinance your current loan, the fastest and easiest way to find out if you are eligible is to get qualified with a Native American Mortgage Specialist who can help you determine your eligibility, monthly payment savings, maximum loan amounts, and program advantages.

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Section 184

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  • Office of Native American Programs Sets a Date to Closeout the Section 184 Program Fiscal Year 08/23/2022

    At the end of every fiscal year, HUD and the Office of Native American Programs suspend activity for the Section 184 Native American Mortgage Home Loan program to reconcile financial accounts and set up accounting codes for the next fiscal year. The closeout period ... READ MORE
  • 2022 Section 184 Native American Mortgage Loan Limit Increase! 05/18/2022

    THIS IS HISTORIC NEWS FOR ALL OKLAHOMA FEDERAL TRIBAL MEMBERS!  It was just released that the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) increased the maximum loan amount for the Section 184 Native American home loan to $420,680!! This applies to ALL of ... READ MORE
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