Best Housing & Financial in Richmond, Virginia — 4 resources

4 Resources

1. Virginia Housing (formerly VHDA)

State housing finance authority offering affordable fixed-rate mortgages, down payment assistance grants, rental assistance programs, and homeownership education for Virginia residents. First-time homebuyers may qualify for reduced interest rates and closing cost help. Renters can find affordable housing options through the rental registry. Call or visit the website to explore current programs, income limits, and how to connect with an approved Virginia Housing lender.

804-782-1986 · 601 S Belvidere St, Richmond, VA 23220

2. Virginia DHCD

Administers community development block grants, emergency housing assistance, weatherization programs, and housing policy initiatives across the commonwealth. DHCD oversees the Virginia Rent Relief Program, HOME Investment Partnerships, and low-income housing tax credit allocations. Contact the office or local housing agencies to learn about current rental assistance, weatherization, and community development programs available in your area of Virginia.

804-371-7000 · 600 E Main St, Suite 300, Richmond, VA 23219

3. Housing Opportunities Made Equal (Richmond)

HUD-approved nonprofit providing fair housing education, homebuyer counseling, foreclosure prevention assistance, and rental counseling in the Richmond metro area. Services include first-time homebuyer education classes, one-on-one counseling sessions, and fair housing complaint intake for discrimination cases. Located on East Broad Street in Richmond. Call or email to schedule an appointment. Most services are available at low or no cost to qualifying Richmond-area residents.

804-354-0641 · 626 E Broad St, Suite 400, Richmond, VA 23219

4. Richmond Redevelopment & Housing Authority

Public housing authority managing affordable housing units and Section 8 Housing Choice Vouchers for low-income Richmond residents. RRHA maintains public housing communities across Richmond and administers federal housing assistance programs. Waitlists are often open for Section 8 vouchers and public housing units. Contact the authority to check current waitlist status and application requirements. Bring proof of income, ID, and household composition when applying for housing assistance.

804-780-4200 · 901 Chamberlayne Pkwy, Richmond, VA 23220

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Featured: Virginia Housing (formerly VHDA), Virginia DHCD, Housing Opportunities Made Equal (Richmond), Richmond Redevelopment & Housing Authority.