Soldier Next Door™ Unveils Major Website Overhaul to Better Serve Military Families Nationwide
Soldier Next Door™ unveils its refreshed website experience, making it easier for military families to access VA loan guidance, housing grants up to $9,000, and down payment assistance up to $24,000.
Soldier Next Door™ announces a streamlined website experience to help military families access VA home loans, housing grants up to $9,000, and down payment assistance up to $24,000.
Updated platform simplifies access to VA home loans, housing grants, and down payment assistance for active duty, veterans, and military families
The updated Soldier Next Door™ page brings together critical information military families need when navigating the home-buying process — including eligibility details, VA and non-VA loan options, relocation support, and access to non-repayable housing grants of up to $9,000 and down payment assistance of up to $24,000, based on location and eligibility.
“We rebuilt the Soldier Next Door page to reflect the real needs of military families — clarity, speed, and trustworthy guidance,” said Steve Parks, National Director of Next Door Programs®. “This update makes it easier for service members and veterans to understand their options, reduce out-of-pocket costs, and move forward with confidence.”
The redesigned site highlights how military income — including base pay, BAH, BAS, bonuses, and special duty pay — may be used for mortgage qualification. It also explains how grants and down payment assistance can often be combined with VA, FHA, USDA, or conventional home loans, allowing families to purchase any home on the open market, not just government or military properties.
Military families who have used the program say the updated approach reflects the level of support they experienced firsthand.
“As a military family that moves frequently, buying a home always felt intimidating,” said Craig, Cayle & Craig Luca of Boston, Massachusetts. “Soldier Next Door made the process clear, supportive, and far less stressful, and their knowledge of the VA loan process was invaluable.”
In addition to educational resources, the updated Soldier Next Door™ platform emphasizes the program’s personalized approach. Every applicant is matched with a dedicated Program Specialist, rather than a call center, to help navigate grants, loan options, and relocation timing — including PCS moves and transitions to civilian life.
The updated Soldier Next Door™ page is now live and available nationwide at:
https://www.nextdoorprograms.us/Soldier-Next-Door
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About Soldier Next Door™
Soldier Next Door™ is a national home-buying assistance program created specifically for military families. Eligible participants may qualify for non-repayable housing grants up to $9,000, down payment assistance up to $24,000, and access to specialized mortgage programs including VA, FHA, USDA, and conventional loans. The program supports active duty service members, veterans, National Guard and Reserve members, military spouses, and transitioning service members across all 50 U.S. states.
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About Next Door Programs®
Next Door Programs® is the largest National Home Buying Program in the U.S. and is dedicated to helping America’s public-service professionals achieve homeownership. Its family of programs includes Teacher Next Door®, Nurse Next Door®, Firefighter Next Door®, Officer Next Door®, Public Servant Next Door®, and Soldier Next Door™, serving all 50 U.S. states. These programs provide access to housing grants, down payment assistance, and specialized home-loan options for essential workers nationwide.
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