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To qualify for CalHFA, you must meet specific borrower eligibility requirements, including being a first-time homebuyer unless you are purchasing in a targeted area. You also need to demonstrate a certain level of income and creditworthiness. By completing the CalHFA Forms correctly and providing all necessary documentation, you showcase your eligibility effectively. Ensuring you meet these criteria is crucial for a successful application.

Applying for CalHFA is a straightforward process that begins with filling out the relevant CalHFA Forms. First, you should gather all necessary documents, including income verification, tax transcripts, and personal identification. Next, complete the application through an approved lender who participates in the CalHFA program. This approach ensures you receive the proper support and guidance throughout the process.

Yes, CalHFA typically requires tax transcripts to confirm your income information. Providing tax transcripts helps to ensure accuracy and facilitates the approval process. It's important to gather and submit these documents along with your CalHFA Forms to expedite your application. Remember, having all required paperwork ready can make your home-buying journey smoother.

CalHFA Government Loans (FHA): MyHome offers a deferred-payment junior loan of an amount up to the lesser of 3.5% of the purchase price or appraised value to assist with down payment and/or closing costs.

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The maximum loan amount is up to 20% of the sales price or appraised value, whichever is less. What are the income limits for the Shared Appreciation Loan? Income cannot exceed CalHFA income limits.

Do I have to pay back my Subordinate Liens? Yes; you signed both a Note and Deed of Trust. CalHFA subordinate financing is secured by a recorded lien on the property.

The CalHFA USDA Program is a USDA Guaranteed first mortgage loan program, which can be combined with the MyHome Assistance Program (MyHome). This loan is a 30-year fixed interest rate first mortgage.

Conventional Loans The CalHFA Conventional program is a first mortgage loan insured through private mortgage insurance on the conventional market. The interest rate on the CalHFA Conventional is fixed throughout the 30-year term.