Helps homebuyers in California purchase a home by providing down payment and/or closing cost assistance (DPA), up to 7% of the First Mortgage Loan amount.
Homebuyers do not have to be a first-time home buyer to qualify. The GSFA Open Doors Program is available to all home buyers.
Conventional, FHA, VA, and USDA fixed mortgages are all options with down payment assistance.
As low as a 640 credit score is required for down payment assistance.
It all starts here by choosing the best down payment assistance option that fits your home purchase plan.
We will provide you an easy to follow estimate with loan program, down payment assistance, interest rate, monthly payment and cash to close.
Once you know your options you submit an application to become pre-approved.
Takes two minutes. Won’t affect your credit score.
Buyers must have qualifying income, meet at least 640 credit score and occupy as primary residence. Ask your loan officer for additional qualifications.
Your down payment assistance depends on which program you qualify for and which program fit you best. Down payment assistance programs have income limits, but do not worry we can review all loan program options with you.
Yes, FHA is an excellent choice. We also offer Conventional, VA, and USDA fixed mortgages. Each loan program have different guidelines.
Yes, we help home buyers every day to cover down payment and closing costs. Achieve your goal to purchase a home.
The DPA Second Mortgage provided through the GSFA Open Doors Program has a repayment requirement. The Deferred DPA Second Loan has a 30-year term and a zero percent note rate. It accrues no interest, has no monthly payments, but is due and payable upon sale, refinance or payoff of the First Mortgage. Any DPA provided as a Gift, does not have to be repaid.
Start with “FIND MY DOWN” answer the questions, connect with our down payment assistance specialist and have your options outlined for you.
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