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CalHFA Homebuyer Education
CalHFA supports the needs of renters and homebuyers
What's New at CalHFA
- Press Release 2017-07-11 - CalHFA Helps Hundreds with Free Homebuyer Education
- Program Bulletin #2017-07 - Escrow Holdbacks Allowed and Name Change for the Notice of Conditional Approval
- Program Bulletin #2017-06 - Updated Income Limits for the CalHFA Mortgage Credit Certificate Tax Credit Program
- Press Release 2017-06-12 - State awards $62 million to house veterans experiencing homelessness in third round of Proposition 41 grants
- Program Bulletin #2017-05 - Updated Sales Price Limits for the CalHFA Mortgage Credit Certificate Tax Credit Program
- Housing Matters Newsletter - Volume 29
- Request for Qualifications Announcement: Multifamily Appraisal and Market Analysis
- Press Release 2017-04-26 - Homebuyers Can Now Use Income from ADUs to Help Qualify for CalHFA First Mortgages
- Press Release 2017-04-24 - CalHFA Contributes Vital Funds to Complete Ocean View Rehabilitation
- Program Bulletin #2017-04 - CalHFA Enhances Homebuyer Education
- Program Bulletin #2017-03 - Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU)
- Enews 2017-02-27 - Lakeview Loan Servicing Guideline Changes
- Program Bulletin #2017-02 - Updates to Resubordination Process For All CalHFA Subordinate Loans
- Program Bulletin #2017-01 - CalHFA Streamlines Lender Application and Lender Recertification
- Program Bulletin #2016-25 - Increased Loan Limits Effective January 1, 2017
- Get to know CalHFA and our programs by viewing our Video Library.
- Enews announcements can be found on our Archived Page.
Hardship & Foreclosure Assistance
- Are you experiencing financial hardship and having difficulties making your mortgage payment? Visit CalHFA's Hardship Assistance Page to view options available to you.
- Keep Your Home California programs are designed for homeowners who are struggling to pay their mortgages.
KeepYourHomeCalifornia.org
ConservaTuCasaCalifornia.org
- The Home Affordable Refinance Program (HARP) is available on loans owned by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. If these loans were insured by the California Housing Loan Insurance Fund they may be eligible to have existing mortgage insurance transferred to a new refinance loan.
