PT OFFERED BYPeoria Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma
Housing Regional

Down Payment & Closing Cost Assistance

A grant toward the down payment and closing costs on a primary residence bought with a loan from a mortgage company: up to 20% of the purchase price or $18,000. Applicants above the low-income limit may receive a smaller amount (one such grant a year). The grant does not have to be repaid if the terms of the Useful Life Agreement are kept. First-time buyers are not required; previous recipients cannot reapply.

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Who qualifies

Any enrolled tribal citizen
Income Based
Geographic

The 2026 application: "for low income eligible Peoria or Ottawa Tribal members and other low income eligible Native Americans. Non low income Native Americans may apply for Down Payment Assistance at a lower assistance amount." Every tribal member must be "enrolled with a Federally Recognized Tribe." HUD limits (June 11, 2026) — low income: 1 person $59,850 to 8 people $112,800; non-low-income maximum: $74,760 to $140,976. The home cannot be a mobile or doublewide (modular is acceptable) and must be the primary residence. Applicants must not owe the PHA, a utility or a government agency.

How to apply

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Download the 2026 Down Payment Assistance application or pick one up at the Housing Authority office (Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM–4:30 PM). Include proof of income, a current tax return, and birth certificates, tribal membership and Social Security cards for the household, plus the signed release forms. Only complete applications are considered. Toll-free 888-882-1873.

Where it's available

The home must be within the Housing Authority's jurisdiction, "a 75 mile radius of Miami" (Oklahoma). A radius cannot be expressed as a county list, so confirm the address with the Housing Authority.

3606 Sencay Avenue, Miami, OK 74354

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Peoria Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma · HOUSING

Down Payment & Closing Cost Assistance

A grant toward the down payment and closing costs on a primary residence bought with a loan from a mortgage company: up to 20% of the purchase price or $18,000. Applicants above the low-income limit may receive a smaller amount (one such grant a year). The grant does not have to be repaid if the terms of the Useful Life Agreement are kept. First-time buyers are not required; previous recipients cannot reapply.

Who's eligible

Any Enrolled Tribal Member Income Based Geographic

The 2026 application: "for low income eligible Peoria or Ottawa Tribal members and other low income eligible Native Americans. Non low income Native Americans may apply for Down Payment Assistance at a lower assistance amount." Every tribal member must be "enrolled with a Federally Recognized Tribe." HUD limits (June 11, 2026) — low income: 1 person $59,850 to 8 people $112,800; non-low-income maximum: $74,760 to $140,976. The home cannot be a mobile or doublewide (modular is acceptable) and must be the primary residence. Applicants must not owe the PHA, a utility or a government agency.

Where it's offered

Regional

The home must be within the Housing Authority's jurisdiction, "a 75 mile radius of Miami" (Oklahoma). A radius cannot be expressed as a county list, so confirm the address with the Housing Authority.

Location:

3606 Sencay Avenue, Miami, OK 74354

How to apply

Download the 2026 Down Payment Assistance application or pick one up at the Housing Authority office (Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM–4:30 PM). Include proof of income, a current tax return, and birth certificates, tribal membership and Social Security cards for the household, plus the signed release forms. Only complete applications are considered. Toll-free 888-882-1873.

PDF Download In-Person Phone

Contact

Phone: 918-542-1873

Email: housing@peoriahousing.net

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Last verified against the official source on 2026-09-24.

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