WHEDA Easy Close Advantage DPA
Wisconsin Housing and Economic Development Authority offers WHEDA Easy Close Advantage DPA to home buyers in Wisconsin: as much as 6% of what the home costs, as a repayable loan.
- Amount
- As much as 6% of what the home costs
- Type of help
- A loan you pay back
- Only first-time buyers
- No
How do you pay back WHEDA Easy Close Advantage DPA?
You pay it back monthly over 10 years, with the same interest rate as your first home loan.
With a repayable loan, you get a small second mortgage and make monthly payments, most often combined with the bill for your main home loan.
WHEDA Easy Close Advantage DPA: who qualifies?
- The WHEDA main home loan sets your household's income limit.
- Being a first-time buyer isn't required.
- It's paired with a first mortgage, either WHEDA Advantage Conventional or WHEDA Advantage FHA.
In most cases, your county and household size determine the limits. Use our HUD income limits tool to see your area's median income and how your household compares.
Steps to apply for WHEDA Easy Close Advantage DPA
- The help is paid out through lenders approved by Wisconsin Housing and Economic Development Authority. You apply with one of them alongside your mortgage.
- Before reserving the money for you, the lender checks your credit, your income and the home to see they meet the program's rules.
- At closing, the help goes toward your down payment and your closing costs.
On Wisconsin Housing and Economic Development Authority's page for WHEDA Easy Close Advantage DPA you can read the full rules and see if applications are open, or choose a lender using the agency's participating lender list.
WHEDA Easy Close Advantage DPA: ask a lender
Tell us where you're buying and a lender that works with Wisconsin's programs can tell you whether WHEDA Easy Close Advantage DPA fits you, and what you could combine with it.
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More programs for first-time buyers in Wisconsin
- WHEDA Capital Access DPA:
Deferred loan of up to $7,500.
Every Wisconsin first-time home buyer program · Down payment assistance across every state
