Boost DPA Program — Down Payment & Closing Cost Assistance
Empower your home purchase with flexible second-lien financing designed to cover your down payment and closing costs. Tailored for FHA and USDA buyers with tailored forgiveness milestones.
Program Overview & Structure
The Boost Program provides exceptional financial muscle by offering 3.5% or 5% assistance structured as a second-lien. Designed specifically to pair seamlessly with FHA and USDA home loan products.
Option A: 30-Year Forgivable Second
Your second-lien assistance is completely forgiven after 60 consecutive on-time monthly payments on your primary mortgage. Stay in your home and make your payments on time, and the assistance turns into a permanent grant!
Option B: Repayable Structure
If you prefer standard long-term amortization without the forgiveness occupancy timeline, choose the repayable second-lien format with predictable monthly payments and low rates.
Interactive Boost Grant Estimator
Enter your home purchase price to instantly estimate your Boost FHA/USDA assistance amount:
Estimated Assistance Fund:
$12,250
How It Works
Program Selection
Choose between our 3.5% or 5% assistance tier alongside your FHA or USDA baseline loan.
Structure Choice
Select either the 60-month forgiveness track or the conventional amortized repayment structure.
Closing & Tracking
Funds cover your initial capital barriers, setting you up for smooth homeownership milestones.
Calculate Your Boost Program Impact
See how a 3.5% or 5% second lien changes your cash-to-close using our secure eligibility tool.
Check Boost EligibilityFrequently Asked Questions About the Boost Program
How does the 60-month forgiveness work on the Boost program?
If you select the forgivable track, your second-lien balance is systematically forgiven after you complete 60 on-time monthly payments on your primary FHA or USDA mortgage.
Can I use Boost with a USDA loan?
Yes! Boost is specifically optimized to support both FHA and USDA rural housing financing options.
What happens if I sell my home before 60 months?
Under the forgivable option, if the property is sold or refinanced before the 60-month milestone, the remaining balance of the second lien becomes due.