Maryland launches $50M homebuying program for teachers, first responders

Governor Wes Moore announced a new $50 million mortgage assistance program Friday to help teachers and first responders buy their first homes in Maryland.

The program, called First Homes for First Responders and Teachers, will offer eligible first-time homebuyers a mortgage interest rate that is half a percentage point lower than existing Maryland Mortgage Program rates, along with financial assistance for down payments and closing costs.

Moore unveiled the initiative during a stop at Baltimore County Police Precinct 4 as part of his statewide “Delivering for Maryland” tour. The governor met with police officers, firefighters and other first responders to discuss housing challenges facing public servants…

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