New Hampshire Housing Announces 2026 Homeownership Fellows

The New Hampshire Housing Finance Authority has named ten professionals as the 2026 New Hampshire Housing Homeownership Fellows. This program provides participants with the opportunity to expand their knowledge of the residential mortgage finance system and engage in conversations about housing policy, economic development, and the challenges facing state and local communities. The Fellows will travel to Washington, D.C. to meet with New Hampshire's Congressional delegation and national housing organizations. This year's class includes professionals from various sectors, such as mortgage banking, real estate, and finance.

Key Takeaways:

• The 2026 New Hampshire Housing Homeownership Fellows program consists of ten professionals from across the state who will engage in discussions about housing policy, economic development, and community challenges.
• The Fellows will travel to Washington, D.C. to meet with New Hampshire's Congressional delegation and national housing organizations, including the National Council of State Housing Agencies and the Mortgage Bankers Association.
• The program aims to foster a deeper connection between New Hampshire's housing professionals and the broader policies that shape homeownership opportunities.
• New Hampshire Housing's Homeownership Division partners with a statewide network of lenders and real estate professionals to provide affordable mortgage programs, downpayment assistance, and homebuyer education.
• The organization has helped over 55,000 families purchase their own homes and has financed the creation of more than 16,000 multifamily housing units.
• The 2026 Fellows program will provide opportunities for the participants to expand their knowledge of the residential mortgage finance system and apply it to their communities and clients.

Statistics:

• 10 professionals have been named the 2026 New Hampshire Housing Homeownership Fellows.
• The Fellows will meet with New Hampshire's Congressional delegation and national housing organizations in Washington, D.C.
• The Homeownership Division has provided affordable mortgage programs, downpayment assistance, and homebuyer education.
• New Hampshire Housing has helped more than 55,000 families purchase their own homes.
• The organization has financed the creation of more than 16,000 multifamily housing units.

Sources:

• The New Hampshire Housing Finance Authority (no specific date provided)
• [Source text: "Ten professionals from across New Hampshire have been named the 2026 New Hampshire Housing Homeownership Fellows"]
• [Source text: "The program offers participants the opportunity to expand their knowledge of the residential mortgage finance system while engaging in conversations about housing policy, economic development, and the challenges facing state and local communities"]
• [Source text: "New Hampshire Housing's Homeownership Division partners with a statewide network of lenders and real estate professionals to provide affordable mortgage programs, downpayment assistance, and homebuyer education"]
• [Source text: "We have helped more than 55,000 families purchase their own homes and have been instrumental in financing the creation of more than16,000 multifamily housing units."]