Federal Home Loan Bank (FHLB)
1475 Peachtree St., Atlanta, 30309
(800) 536-9650
Federal Home Loan Bank of Atlanta is a cooperative bank owned by its member banks and other financial institutions. It gives those members loans and grant money so they can offer home-buying help, home repair help and affordable housing projects. People cannot get the money straight from the bank. They go through a member lender in their area.
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What they offer 14
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Affordable Housing and Member Training WebinarsService
Webinars that explain bank housing funds, such as the 2026 Multifamily Housing Development Fund and discount changes. They are made for member institutions.
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AHP Homeownership Set-aside ProgramProgram
Money for down payments and home repairs for first-time buyers, military households and others with lower incomes. It is offered through member lenders. In 2025 it reached 2,591 households.
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Community Investment Program and Economic Development Program AdvancesService
Lower-rate loans to member banks and credit unions. The members use them for housing and local business projects in low- to moderate-income communities.
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Correspondent Banking ServicesService
Cash, wire transfer and securities help for member banks and credit unions. It is not a service for the general public.
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FHLBank Atlanta Heirs’ Property Law Clinic PartnershipProgram
A new law clinic at Georgia State University College of Law, started with the bank. Law students will help low- to moderate-income property owners plan for the future and clear up who owns family property.
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Letters of CreditService
Guarantees that member banks can use to back community bonds, protect public deposits and support other financing. Only members use them.
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Member AdvancesService
Secured loans the bank makes to its member banks and credit unions. Members use them for lending and cash needs.
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Member Financial InstitutionsService
A search tool on the bank's website to find a member bank or lender near you. Home buyers and developers use it to find a lender that can work with the bank's programs.
Grants
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Affordable Housing Program General Fund
Money for building or fixing affordable homes and rental housing. Builders and nonprofits apply together with a member bank.
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Community Partners Product
Help with the cost of buying a home for people who serve their community, like police, teachers, health care workers, firefighters and military households. It is offered through member lenders.
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Community Rebuild and Restore
Up to $25,000 to repair an owner-occupied home damaged by a natural disaster. The home must be in an area FEMA has named a major disaster or emergency area.
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First-time Homebuyer Product
Help with down payment and closing costs for first-time homebuyers. It is offered through member lenders.
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Multifamily Housing Development Fund
A $10 million fund for 2026 to help finish affordable apartment and mixed-use projects in the Southeast. Developers work through member banks.
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Workforce Housing Plus+
Homeownership grants for buyers whose income is a bit above the lowest-income programs, from about 90% to 120% of area median income. In 2025 the bank gave $20 million in 1,359 grants.
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