Movin’ Out Program
in Wisconsin
Homeownership help for buyers who have a disability, or whose household includes one. Down payment and closing-cost assistance from a Wisconsin nonprofit, and John helps Dane County families use it.
What is the Movin’ Out program in Wisconsin?
Quick answer: Movin’ Out is a Wisconsin nonprofit that helps home buyers who have a disability, or whose household includes a member with a permanent disability, become homeowners with down payment and closing-cost assistance. It serves eligible households across Wisconsin, including Dane County, and can pair with loan programs like FHA, VA, USDA, WHEDA, and conventional. John helps local families connect the pieces.
· · Serving Madison, Sun Prairie, Middleton, Verona, Waunakee & DeForest
Homeownership built around your needs
Movin’ Out, Inc. is a Wisconsin nonprofit that helps home buyers who have a disability, or whose household includes a member with a permanent disability, become homeowners. It provides down payment and closing-cost assistance for eligible households across Wisconsin, and it can be a powerful way to make a home in Dane County work for your family.
Built for you
Designed for buyers with a disability, or a household member with one.
Real assistance
Down payment and closing-cost help for eligible households.
Statewide
A Wisconsin nonprofit serving buyers across the state, including Dane County.
Guided support
Help navigating the buying process from people who know it well.
What's required
Eligibility centers on disability and income. A Movin’ Out representative confirms the details for your situation.
Typical requirements
- You or a household member has a permanent disability
- Household income generally within program limits
- Often at or below 80% of the county median income
- Home used as your primary residence
- Worked through Movin’ Out and a lender
What help looks like
- Down payment assistance for eligible buyers
- Closing-cost help
- Guidance tailored to households affected by disability
- May pair with FHA, VA, USDA, WHEDA, or conventional
- May stack with other assistance in some cases
Make homeownership
work for your family.
With Dane County homes selling at a median of 8 days, having your assistance and pre-approval lined up keeps you ready. John helps you connect the pieces.
How John helps you use it
Local, hands-on, and lender-agnostic
John works with buyers across Dane County and can help you connect with Movin’ Out and a lender, then line the assistance up with a home that truly fits your needs in Madison, Sun Prairie, Waunakee, DeForest, Verona, or Middleton. He is not tied to any single lender, so he focuses on getting the right people around you and finding the right home. If Movin’ Out sounds like a fit, start with a quick, no-pressure conversation.
Explore other loan programs
Downpayment Plus
Up to $10,000 forgivable toward down payment and costs.
WHEDA
Wisconsin first-time buyer loans plus down payment help.
FHA Loans
3.5% down and flexible credit while you build.
USDA Loans
$0 down for eligible rural and suburban areas near Madison.
VA Loans
$0 down and no PMI for eligible veterans and spouses.
All Programs
See every buyer loan program side by side.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Movin' Out program?
Who qualifies for Movin' Out?
What kind of help does Movin' Out provide?
Can Movin' Out be combined with other programs?
How do I apply for Movin' Out?
Let's find a home
that fits your life
A short conversation is the first step. John helps you connect with Movin’ Out, get pre-approved, and find the right home in Dane County.
Movin’ Out, Inc. is an independent Wisconsin nonprofit. Program eligibility, assistance amounts, and terms are set by Movin’ Out and change over time, and generally require a household member with a permanent disability and income within program limits. Local market figures reflect South Central Wisconsin MLS (SCWMLS) Dane County data as of June 2026 and are examples, not a quote. Confirm current terms with Movin’ Out and a licensed lender. Integrity Homes helps you compare programs and win the right home; it does not originate loans or administer the program.