Program Highlights
Offers up to 20% for down payment or closing costs, not to exceed $150,000
Homebuyers must register for a voucher. A randomized drawing will select registrants who will receive the voucher. This will not be first come, first served.
Eligibility
One borrower must be a first-generation homebuyer.
All borrowers must be first-time homebuyers.
Income must meet CalHFA Income Limits for the county you are purchasing in.
Next Steps
Talk to a CalHFA Approved Lender offering the Dream For All program.
Work with your loan officer to determine what you need to do to secure a California Dream For All (DFA) Lender Pre-Approval Letter. You’ll need this letter to register for a DFA voucher in April.
Take the 1-hour California Dream For All education course, which covers shared appreciation and how it affects your mortgage repayment. This course is delivered online and is free. Visit calhfadreamforall.com to get signed up and learn about shared appreciation now.
Gather documents:
Government ID: Passports, driver’s licenses, state-issued ID, military ID, permanent residence cards, visas, or employment authorization documents
Proof of current address: Government ID, utility bill, cell phone bill, insurance bill, voter registration or car registration
Foster care documentation (if applicable): Foster Care Verification Form/Letter or court documents
Shared Appreciation
Shared Appreciation is a little more complex than a typical mortgage loan, so here are a few examples for you.
Borrower is a moderate-income homebuyer
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Borrower income less than or equal to 80% AMI using the HomeReady Lookup Tool
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Source: Agency, California Housing Finance. “Dream for All: Shared Appreciation Loan.” California Dream For All | Shared Appreciation Loan, www.calhfa.ca.gov/dream/?utm_medium=email&utm_source=govdelivery. Accessed 7 Mar. 2024.
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