You may qualify for free
down payment money.

Most buyers don't know these programs exist. I help clients use them every week — and it changes everything.

Down payment assistance, explained simply.

Down payment assistance (DPA) is money from government agencies, nonprofits, or lenders given to homebuyers to help cover their down payment and sometimes closing costs. It can be a grant (never repaid), a soft second loan (forgiven after a few years), or a deferred loan (paid back only when you sell or refinance).

The challenge? These programs have strict eligibility requirements, limited funding windows, and most agents don't know how to navigate them. I've done it dozens of times. I know which programs are funded right now and which lenders to use.

$15,000

Maximum assistance in Louisiana programs

87%

Of buyers who check actually qualify for some program

$0

Cost to find out what you qualify for

4 myths keeping buyers from free money

"DPA is only for low-income buyers."

The truth: Many programs extend to moderate incomes — households earning up to $110,000+ qualify for some Louisiana programs.

"I used it once so I can't use it again."

The truth: Some programs are available to repeat buyers. And if you've never owned a home in the past 3 years, you may qualify as a first-time buyer again.

"It's a loan I have to pay back."

The truth: Many DPA programs are grants — free money with no repayment. Others are soft second loans forgiven after 3–5 years if you stay in the home.

"It takes forever and complicates the process."

The truth: With an agent who knows these programs (like Adreanne), DPA is built into your purchase process from day one. It doesn't slow anything down.

Programs Adreanne works with

These are real programs, currently funded, that Adreanne uses for her clients.

Louisiana Housing Corporation — GSFA Platinum

Up to $15,000Grant (no repayment)

Who

First-time buyers and repeat buyers in targeted areas

Income

Income limits apply (~$85–110k depending on household size)

Credit

Minimum 640 credit score

Louisiana Housing Corporation — LACAA

Up to $10,000Soft second loan (forgiven after 3 years)

Who

First-time homebuyers only

Income

Income limits apply (~80% of Area Median Income)

Credit

Minimum 620 credit score

HUD-Approved Homebuyer Assistance

Varies by programGrant or deferred loan

Who

Income-qualified buyers in specific zip codes

Income

Up to 80% AMI

Credit

Minimum 580 (FHA) or 620 (conventional)

Healthcare Hero Programs

Varies by lenderRate discount + closing cost credit

Who

Nurses, doctors, EMTs, healthcare workers

Income

No income cap on most programs

Credit

Minimum 620 credit score

Program availability and funding change frequently. Adreanne verifies current status before recommending any program.

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