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Homeownership - Two Rivers Habitat for Humanity

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Resource Name:Homeownership - Two Rivers Habitat for Humanity

address

1530 Greenview Drive SW, Suite 107, Rochester, MN 55902

Eligibility

  • Applicants and household members, ages 18 and older, must agree to submit to criminal background and sex offender registry studies. - Applicants must demonstrate a need for safe, affordable housing. - Applicants must demonstrate an ability to pay a monthly mortgage (including escrow for property taxes and homeowner insurance) as well as other household expenses without becoming cost burdened. - Applicants must live or work in Dodge, Olmsted, Steele, Wabasha, and Waseca counties. - Gross income of all household members, ages 18 and over, must be between 35-80% of median income.

Required documents

Application picture ID proof of address proof of citizenship/passport proof of household income Social Security card/number utility bills

Hours

9 am - 4 pm Monday - Friday

Languages

English

Application process

Visit website to apply. Pre-qualification form, application form, and applicant interview are required before a final decision is made for approval of home build which can take 2-4 months. Families not accepted may reapply for future homes.

Fees

  • Donations accepted - Sweat equity and monthly house payments

Service area

Dodge County, MN Olmsted County, MN Steele County, MN Wabasha County, MN Waseca County, MN

Other Information

Program Fees

  • Sliding Scale/Reduced Fee
  • Builds affordable housing for people in the area community who are economically challenged. - Requires selected homeowners to perform sweat equity or help build their own home or the homes of others in the homeownership program.

Last Assured

06/03/2026

Providing organization

Two Rivers Habitat for Humanity
Agency partners with families and communities to build and improve affordable homes, creating opportunities for safe, stable homeownership across Southern Minnesota. Through volunteer engagement, community partnerships, and the- ReStore operations, agency helps families build strength, stability, and self-reliance through shelter.