California has a program that may offer up to $150,000 or 20% toward a down payment, depending on eligibility
Join our free live webinar to learn about a limited-time California program that may help eligible first-time buyers with down payment options.
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Why So Many Buyers Feel Stuck
Right now, 8 out of 10 buyers are priced out of their local market—not because they don’t want to buy, but because home prices don’t align with income.
Affordability has become the biggest barrier to homeownership in California, especially for first-time buyers.
This is exactly why the State of California has introduced programs designed to help bridge that gap.
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Time Is Part of the Equation
This isn’t a “think about it later” kind of opportunity.
The application window for this California program is limited, and preparation takes time.
Our upcoming live webinar walks through what buyers should know before the window closes—including timelines, required steps, and common mistakes to avoid.
Even if you’re just exploring options, learning now can make a big difference later.
Here’s the honest truth:
Not everyone will qualify—and not everyone will be selected.
But this program has opened the door to some of the most productive buyer conversations we’ve seen in years.
We’re hosting a live educational webinar to explain this program and talk through other options that may be available if it’s not the right fit.
The goal isn’t pressure—it’s understanding what’s possible while the opportunity is still on the table.
But Don't Just Take Our Word For It!!!
“The California Dream For All program has already helped thousands of Californians buy their first home,” CalHFA Executive Director Tony Sertich said. “As these homeowners begin to repay their loans, the funds are reinvested into the program to create a cycle that will continue far into the future, planting the seeds of generational wealth to help keep the California dream alive.”
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Down payment assistance is subject to eligibility, funding availability, and lottery selection. Assistance is repaid upon sale or refinance and includes a shared appreciation component. Program administered by CalHFA. Not a guarantee of financing. Equal Housing Opportunity.
