MMP 1st Time Advantage 5%
Eligible first-time Maryland homebuyers and applicable MMP exceptions.
See programDorchester County is entirely within a Maryland Targeted Area, which can broaden program access for qualified repeat buyers while preserving the statewide first-time buyer options.
Find Programs I May Qualify ForThese are some of the Maryland programs that can apply here. The finder uses your buyer profile to narrow the list.
Eligible first-time Maryland homebuyers and applicable MMP exceptions.
See programEligible MMP first-time buyers whose qualifying income is at or below 50% of Area Median Income for the county.
See programEligible first-time buyers working full-time in qualifying Maryland teacher or first-responder positions, including certain relocating workers with qualifying offers.
See programEligible buyers with at least $1,000 in student debt; generally first-time buyers or repeat buyers purchasing in a Targeted Area.
See programEligible first-time buyers with a documented disability, or qualifying guardians/main caregivers for an immediate family member with a disability who will live in the home.
See programEligible first-time and repeat Maryland homebuyers.
See program50% AMI: $47,500
80% AMI: $76,000
These 2026 qualifying-income figures are used for products such as HomeStart (50% AMI) and HomeAbility (80% AMI). MMP household-income limits still apply separately.
No. MMP Flex is available to eligible first-time and repeat buyers. Targeted Area rules can also create additional options for repeat buyers.
No. It means the program appears worth reviewing. Final eligibility depends on the program, property, lender, insurer/agency and underwriting requirements.
Sometimes. Layering depends on the specific programs and loan type. The finder flags potential combinations for review rather than promising that every source can be stacked.
Use the finder to compare your location, income, household size, first-time status, credit range and specialty-program factors.
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