Aurora DPA Program — FHA-Based Down Payment Assistance
Secure specialized FHA-tailored financial backing with the Aurora Program. Offering flexible 3.5% or 5% second-lien structures configured to match your long-term homeownership strategy.
Program Overview & Structure
The Aurora Program is explicitly engineered to integrate with FHA financing, delivering 3.5% or 5% down payment assistance. Whether you need the long-term security of a forgivable structure or a standard repayable second mortgage, Aurora adapts to your financial profile.
Forgivable Second Mortgage
Build equity safely with assistance that amortizes and forgives over time based on continuous owner-occupancy and timely primary payments.
Repayable Second Mortgage
Utilize a low-interest second-lien option structured with predictable monthly terms to bridge your exact cash-to-close gap.
Interactive Aurora Grant Estimator
Enter your home purchase price to instantly estimate your Aurora FHA assistance amount:
Estimated Assistance Fund:
$12,250
How It Works
FHA Loan Pairing
We match your primary FHA mortgage with the Aurora assistance tier (3.5% or 5%).
Term Configuration
Choose between the forgivable milestone format or the traditional repayable second structure.
Streamlined Closing
Funds are applied directly at settlement, minimizing your out-of-pocket expenses.
Explore Your Aurora Program Options
Check your eligibility for 3.5% or 5% FHA-based assistance instantly using our secure calculator.
Check Aurora EligibilityFrequently Asked Questions About the Aurora Program
Is the Aurora program strictly for FHA loans?
Yes, Aurora is specifically designed as an FHA-based down payment assistance solution providing 3.5% or 5% funding.
What is the difference between the forgivable and repayable structures?
The forgivable option reduces or writes off the second lien based on occupancy and payment milestones, whereas the repayable option involves structured monthly payments over time.
Does checking my eligibility require a hard credit pull?
Never. Our evaluation runs entirely through soft-inquiry checks to protect your credit score.