The HOME Investment Partnerships Program (HOME) supports West Virginia communities and housing organizations, funding affordable rental housing to increase supply and strengthen local housing capacity.
Funder: West Virginia Housing Development Fund
Due Dates (Anticipated): August 2027 (annual NOFA application deadline)
Funding Amounts: HOME rental projects are subject to per-unit subsidy limits; see the published 2026 limits
Summary: HOME supports affordable rental housing and helps communities and community-based housing development organizations expand local housing capacity.
The HOME Investment Partnerships Program is a federal program presented in West Virginia by the West Virginia Housing Development Fund. It aims to increase the supply of affordable rental housing, support communities in providing affordable housing, and expand the capacity of community-based housing development organizations (CHDOs).
The Fund publishes HOME guidelines, rent and income limits, and per-unit subsidy limits. West Virginia’s consolidated and annual action plans set out goals, priorities, and strategies for implementing federal housing programs. The program page also provides CHDO certification materials and resources for owners managing HOME-funded properties.