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Homebuyers
Understand the basic steps to becoming a homeowner.
Homeowners
Are you experiencing financial hardship? CHFA has programs that may help you.
Lenders
Real Estate Agents
Counselors
Developers
Owners and Property Managers
**Rates are subject to change. Additional fees may apply.
CHFA loans offer competitive incentives that help home seekers become homeowners. Contact a CHFA- Participating Lender to find out which mortgage is best for you.
These Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac conventional mortgage programs offer a 30 year, fixed rate mortgage with low cost mortgage insurance coverage requirements.
FHA, VA, USDA below-market interest rate mortgages along with CHFA down payment assistance loan programs to eligible applicants, makes the dream of homeownership more affordable.
If you don't have enough saved for the down payment and closing costs, the CHFA Down Payment Assistance Program loan can help you make the switch from renting to owning a home.
The Time To Own loan offers both down payment and closing cost assistance to eligible first-time homebuyers for the purchase of their first home.
Learn More
Contact Capital for Change, Inc. (C4C) at (855) 656-5500 for details.
Purchase Refinance
Certain areas of Connecticut are designated "targeted areas" based on IRS guidelines . If you purchase a home in a federally designated "targeted area," you will receive an additional 0.25% discount on CHFA's published interest rate. The first-time homebuyer* requirement is waived. Borrowers cannot combine the Target Area discount with any other discount rate.
Learn more about Targeted Areas in Connecticut.
*A first-time homebuyer is also defined as someone who has not owned a home in the past three years.