The Cobb County Down Payment Assistance Mortgage Program (DPA) is a program that provides financial assistance to qualified homebuyers in Cobb County, Georgia. The program offers two types of assistance:
To be eligible for the DPA, borrowers must meet the following criteria:
The DPA can be a great way to make homeownership more affordable. If you are a qualified homebuyer in Cobb County, I encourage you to learn more about the DPA and apply for assistance.
Here are some additional details about the DPA:
To learn more about the DPA, please visit the Cobb County Housing Authority website.
Eligible Property
The DPA is available for new or existing residential homes in Cobb County, Georgia. The home must be a one- to four-unit property, detached or attached, condo, or townhome. Manufactured homes, mobile, recreational, seasonal, or other types of vacation or non-permanent homes are not permitted. Land may not exceed the size required to maintain basic livability. Properties purchased in the program must be residential units.
How to Apply
To apply for the DPA, you must first be pre-approved for a mortgage by a participating lender. Once you have been pre-approved, you can submit an application to the Cobb County Housing Authority. The application process includes providing documentation of your income, assets, and debts.
Contact Information
For more information about the Cobb County Down Payment Assistance Mortgage Program, please contact the Cobb County Housing Authority at (770) 528-2500 or visit their website at www.cobbhousing.org.
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