Quality homes. Affordable pricing.

• Three-bedroom (1200 SF): $108,000
• Two-bedroom two bath (1200 SF): $108,000
• Two-bedroom one bath (1000 SF): $98,000

Each plan requires a deposit of 10%. Plan availability differs based on house model. Details can be seen on the individual model pages.

All homes are constructed at the Homes for Iowa building site near Newton, IA. Once HFI receives all order items and a 10% deposit, an approximate delivery timeline will be provided to the buyer, and HFI will confirm once the construction of the home begins. HFI homes typically take about 6 months to build. When a home is finished, the moving crew delivers the home to the buyer's lot and sets it on the foundation in one piece.

• 2x6 frame construction
• Clear-span engineered floor trusses
• Engineered and stamped roof trusses
• Exterior 1 1/2" rigid foam insulation
• R-19 Batt insulation walls
• R49 insulation in attic
• Air sealed gaps and cracks
• Pella windows
• Quality cabinetry (plywood cabinets, solid-wood faceframes, soft-close drawers)
• Bump out window feature
• High-efficiency furnace and air conditioner
• Electric water heater
• Fresh air exchanger with heat recovery
• Main floor laundry hookups
• Built to State of Iowa adopted building code (2015 IRC)
• Inspected by professional third-party, state-approved building inspector
• Shipped utility-ready for electric, water, sewer connections

1. The initial Homeowner must earn below $125,000 taxable income (after credits and deductions) as evidenced by last filed IRS Form 1040. Future homeowners are not subject to income requirement.

2. The home may not be rented unless a written waiver for hardship is received and approved by Homes for Iowa Board of Directors or the home is specified to be part of an intended rental project and additional documentation is received prior to the  home order being finalized.

3. Developer profit limitation is 10% of development costs excluding marketing.

4. All Homes for Iowa requirements are secured by a restrictive convenant and automatically expires five years after initial homeowner's occupation of the home.