Central Texas

Bryan ISD

If you work for Bryan ISD in the Brazos Valley, Homes for Texas Heroes may put a home within closer reach. Through Homes for Texas Heroes, full-time teachers, aides, librarians, counselors, and school nurses may qualify for TSAHC down payment assistance of up to 5% of the loan amount with no first-time-buyer requirement, and the 2026 Heroes income limit in Brazos County is about $173,187.

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What Buyers Should Know

Bryan ISD serves Bryan and surrounding Brazos County (~16,000 students across 2 high schools). Bryan HS and Rudder HS anchor the district.

TSAHC’s Homes for Texas Heroes program lists five public school roles: full-time classroom teachers, teacher aides, school librarians, school counselors, and school nurses. Bryan ISD employees in those roles may qualify for down payment and closing cost help of up to 5% of the loan amount, with no first-time-buyer requirement, and a 2026 income limit of about $173,187 in Brazos County, at any household size.

School jobs outside those five, such as administrators and support staff, aren’t on TSAHC’s Heroes list, but those employees may still qualify for Home Sweet Texas, which offers the same kind of assistance with a Brazos County limit of about $152,812. First-time buyers may also be able to add a Mortgage Credit Certificate.

Sources: TSAHC Homes for Texas Heroes eligibility and TSAHC county income limits. Limits are set by the county where the home is located.

For every program limit in Brazos County, see our Brazos County guide. Our Texas teacher home loans guide covers eligibility, employment letters, and timing a closing around the school year.

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