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ADFA Move-Up Loan Program

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Support details not yet classified Check official rules 2026-04-19
Agency Arkansas Development Finance Authority (ADFA)
Support type Support details not yet classified
Amount highlight Statewide first mortgage for buyers who do not need a first-time-homebuyer program, with a separate ADFA Down Payment Assistance second-mortgage option available for qualifying borrowers.
Last verified 2026-04-19

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Move-Up can still pair with DPA

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Move-Up is not just a plain mortgage. ADFA also says qualifying Move-Up borrowers can pair it with the separate statewide DPA second mortgage.

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Amount

Statewide first mortgage for buyers who do not need a first-time-homebuyer program, with a separate ADFA Down Payment Assistance second-mortgage option available for qualifying borrowers.

Type

Support details not yet classified

State-backed first mortgage

Repayment

Move-Up itself is a statewide 30-year fixed-rate first mortgage path, so standard repayment follows the underlying mortgage. If the borrower also uses ADFA Down Payment Assistance, that repayable second mortgage follows the separate ADFA assistance-loan rules.

First-time buyer

Not required

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Who qualifies?

Arkansas repeat homebuyers, Arkansas first-time homebuyers who prefer the Move-Up path, Borrowers using an ADFA approved lender, Buyers with qualifying income at or below $142,000

What support do you get?

Statewide first mortgage for buyers who do not need a first-time-homebuyer program, with a separate ADFA Down Payment Assistance second-mortgage option available for qualifying borrowers.

Do you repay it?

Move-Up itself is a statewide 30-year fixed-rate first mortgage path, so standard repayment follows the underlying mortgage. If the borrower also uses ADFA Down Payment Assistance, that repayable second mortgage follows the separate ADFA assistance-loan rules.

How do you apply?

Work with an ADFA approved lender, confirm the Move-Up statewide first-mortgage path, and close the 30-year fixed-rate first mortgage together with any separately qualified ADFA DPA option if needed.

Application timing

For Move-Up, the authorized lender reserves and rate-locks through MITAS, closes within 30 days, and uploads the closing package within 50 days of reservation; ADFA lists no pre-closing review for Move-Up.

Official source evidence

The official ADFA Move-Up page says the program uses a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage, has no first-time-homebuyer requirement, requires a minimum 640 credit score, caps qualifying income at $142,000, and limits purchase price to the current Arkansas conventional conforming loan limit. The ADFA Homeownership hub says qualifying borrowers can also use the separate ADFA down payment assistance loan.

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Last verified

2026-04-19

rates posted 2026-04-09

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ADFA Move-Up Loan Program

Amount: Statewide first mortgage for buyers who do not need a first-time-homebuyer program, with a separate ADFA Down Payment Assistance second-mortgage option available for qualifying borrowers.

Repayment: Move-Up itself is a statewide 30-year fixed-rate first mortgage path, so standard repayment follows the underlying mortgage. If the borrower also uses ADFA Down Payment Assistance, that repayable second mortgage follows the separate ADFA assistance-loan rules.

First-time buyer: Not required

Timing: For Move-Up, the authorized lender reserves and rate-locks through MITAS, closes within 30 days, and uploads the closing package within 50 days of reservation; ADFA lists no pre-closing review for Move-Up.

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What gets flagged before you call a lender

  • ADFA Move-Up Loan Program requires a participating lender.
  • ADFA Move-Up Loan Program must be paired with a specific first mortgage.

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Questions tied to this exact path

  • Is your team approved to originate ADFA Move-Up Loan Program for this household and loan setup?
  • Which first-mortgage product must be paired with ADFA Move-Up Loan Program, and what breaks eligibility?

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What you would do next

  • Review the official Move-Up program page for ADFA Move-Up Loan Program
  • Ask whether your lender is approved for this exact program and loan structure.

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