FIRST
MORTGAGE LOAN PROGRAMS
CalHFA
Conventional Loans
- interest
only PLUSSM
This conventional mortgage loan offers up to 95% financing and allows
borrowers to pay only the interest for the first five years of a 35-year
term. After that, borrowers pay principal and interest at the same low,
fixed interest rate for the remaining 30 years.
- 40-Year
Fixed Mortgage
This conventional mortgage loan offers up to 95% financing with a 40-year
term and a low, fixed interest rate.
- 30-Year
Fixed Mortgage
This conventional mortgage loan offers up to 95% financing with a
30-year term and a low, fixed interest rate.
Government
Insured/Guaranteed Loans
DOWN
PAYMENT ASSISTANCE LOAN PROGRAMS
- Affordable
Housing Partnership Program (AHPP)
A joint effort by CalHFA and cities, counties, redevelopment agencies and
housing authorities whereby a deferred payment subordinate loan from a locality
is utilized by the first-time homebuyer to assist them with down payment
and/or closing costs.
- Extra
Credit Teacher Home Purchase Program (ECTP)
A low interest rate CalHFA
first loan, together with a forgivable interest CalHFA
junior loan to assist eligible teachers, administrators,
staff members and classified employees to purchase
their first home.
OTHER
PARTNERSHIPS AND PROGRAM OPTIONS
- HomeOpeners®, a Mortgage
Protection Program
This program helps borrowers pay their mortgage
in the event of involuntary job loss. HomeOpeners
is offered as part of primary mortgage insurance
at no additional cost to the borrower or lender.
- HomeChoice
Program Information
A statewide program designed to assist low and moderate income borrowers who
are disabled, or have family members with disabilities living with them, in
purchasing their first home.
Homebuyers interested in applying
for financing should contact one of CalHFA's approved
lenders.
CalHFA does not lend money directly to consumers. CalHFA works through and uses approved private lenders to qualify consumers and to make all mortgage loans. CalHFA purchases closed loans that meet CalHFA's requirements. The fees consumers pay could be different depending on the lender and the program. |