U.S. Military Service = Homes For Heroes® Rewards
Because your service deserves more than just a “thank you.”
If you are Active Duty, Reserve, or a Veteran,
you may qualify for Homes for Heroes® savings when buying or selling a home.
As a local New Hampshire real estate team, we are proud to serve those who served our country. You've earned these benefits through your military service. Homes For Heroes saves you money when buying or selling a home.
HOMES FOR HEROES
You've earned these benefits through your military service. Homes For Heroes saves you money when buying or selling a home.
Homes for Heroes, Inc. was created shortly after 9/11 as a way to say “Thank you” to those who serve and sacrifice so much, including firefighters, law enforcement, military (active, reserves & veterans), healthcare workers, EMS and teachers. It is the largest nationwide network of affiliate real estate specialists and local business affiliates, and one which we are incredibly proud to be part of. It is their mission to provide extraordinary savings to Heroes who provide extraordinary services to our nation and its communities every day.
As of March 2026 Homes For Heroes Realtor Affiliates:
Have helped 75,000 Heroes save $153,000,000!
Closed over $21 Billion in real estate sales transactions!
$1.8 Million in Homes For Heroes Hero Grants Awarded Through the Homes For Heroes Foundation
Since joining the Homes For Heroes program in 2016 we have ranked in the top 1% of affiliates.
To learn more about Homes For Heroes and why we're proud to be involved with this extraordinary organization, click here.
If you or someone you love is a service member, please contact us to discuss how we can help you save on your home purchase.
Serving Those Who Serve At Pease And The Shipyard
The Dolloff Team has proudly helped military families and civilian personnel find homes near two of New Hampshire's most important defense installations — Pease Air National Guard Base in Portsmouth and the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard in Kittery, Maine.
Whether you're PCS-ing to the seacoast area, transitioning out of service, or working as a civilian contractor, we know this market inside and out. We understand VA loans, military timelines, and what it means to need to move quickly and confidently.
Communities we frequently work with near Pease and the Shipyard:
- Portsmouth, NH — minutes from both installations
- Newington, NH — directly adjacent to Pease
- Greenland, NH — quiet, convenient, excellent schools
- Stratham & Exeter, NH — popular with military families
- Hampton & North Hampton, NH — coastal living, easy commute
- Kittery & Eliot, ME — just across the bridge from the Shipyard
- York, ME — beautiful coastal Maine option
If you're using a VA loan, we have extensive experience navigating the VA loan process and can connect you with lenders who specialize in military financing.
Contact Connie or Bill Dolloff at (843) 224-1258 or (603) 361-7295 to talk about your move to the seacoast area.
Frequently Asked Questions: Homes for Heroes for Military Service Members in New Hampshire
Do veterans and active duty military qualify for Homes for Heroes in New Hampshire? Yes! Active duty service members, reservists, and veterans all qualify for the Homes for Heroes program. The Dolloff Team has been a proud affiliate since 2016 and ranks in the top 1% nationwide. You've earned this benefit through your service.
Which military branches qualify for Hero Rewards? All branches qualify — Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, Coast Guard, and Space Force, including active duty, reserves, and veterans. Military spouses of qualifying service members may also be eligible.
How much can a military family save when buying a home in NH? The average Homes for Heroes savings is approximately $3,000 when buying, and up to $6,000 when buying and selling. There are no hidden fees or special hoops to jump through — the savings comes directly from our commission paid to you after closing.
Can I use a VA loan AND get Homes for Heroes savings? Absolutely. The Hero Rewards savings is completely separate from your VA loan benefit. You can use your VA loan — which offers zero down payment and no PMI — and still receive your Hero Rewards check after closing. The two programs stack perfectly.
We move frequently due to military assignments. Can you help with relocation to New Hampshire? Yes — relocation is something we do regularly. Whether you're PCS-ing to Pease Air National Guard Base, the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, or anywhere in southern NH or Maine, we can help you find the right home on your timeline and budget.
Does Homes for Heroes work for selling a home too? Yes! If you're selling your NH home — whether PCS-ing out of state or downsizing after service — you qualify for Hero Rewards on the sale as well. If you buy and sell with us, your combined savings can reach $6,000 or more.
How do I get started with Homes for Heroes in New Hampshire? Just contact Connie or Bill Dolloff at (843) 224-1258 or (603) 361-7295. We'll register you with Homes for Heroes, explain your benefits, and get started finding or selling your home.
Our nation exists because of the courage, perseverance and resolve of our active, reserve and veteran Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps and Coast Guard service men and women. Those who stepped up to protect the values and freedoms our country was founded on. Just as we relied on your service to keep us free, you can depend on us to give back to you and your family when you need a place to call home.
You have served this beautiful country. Now it's our turn to serve you.
Let us assist you by making the home buying, selling or refinancing process a breeze, and save you money in the process!
You've earned these benefits through your military service. Homes For Heroes saves you money when buying or selling a home.
Military Families
Military families are special for several reasons, primarily due to the unique challenges they face and the strong bonds that develop as a result. Here's what makes military families special:
- Resilience: Military families often experience frequent relocations, deployments, and separations. Despite these challenges, they demonstrate remarkable resilience, adaptability, and strength in the face of adversity.
- Shared Sacrifice: Both service members and their families make significant sacrifices in service to their country. From long deployments to missed milestones and holidays, military families understand the meaning of sacrifice and selflessness.
- Strong Support Networks: Military families rely on each other for support during deployments and frequent moves. They form tight-knit communities on military bases, offering emotional, practical, and social support to one another.
- Patriotism and Service: Military families share a deep sense of patriotism and pride in their loved one's service to the nation. They understand the importance of their family member's role in defending freedom and protecting the country's interests.
- Adaptability: Military life often requires families to adapt quickly to new environments, cultures, and circumstances. This adaptability fosters resilience and teaches valuable life skills, such as flexibility and open-mindedness.
- Strong Family Bonds: The challenges of military life can strengthen family bonds and relationships. Military families often develop a deep sense of closeness, trust, and loyalty as they navigate the ups and downs of military service together.
- Sense of Community: Military families belong to a unique and supportive community that understands the joys and struggles of military life. This sense of belonging fosters camaraderie and solidarity among military families.
- Appreciation for the Little Things: Military families learn to cherish moments spent together, no matter how brief or infrequent. They appreciate the value of quality time and understand the importance of making the most of every opportunity to connect.
- Respect for Diversity: Military families come from diverse backgrounds and cultures, but they share a common bond through their service. They learn to appreciate and respect each other's differences, fostering a sense of inclusivity and unity.
- Pride and Honor: Military families take pride in their loved one's service and sacrifice. They honor their family's legacy of service and sacrifice, passing down traditions and values from generation to generation.
In summary, military families are special because of their resilience, sacrifice, strong support networks, and deep sense of patriotism and service. They embody the spirit of teamwork, adaptability, and unity, making them an integral part of the military community.
Ready to find out what you've earned? Visit our Homes for Heroes page and check your eligibility in less than two minutes.