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Oklahoma City HOME DPA

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Forgivable second mortgage Forgivable if occupancy holds 2026-04-21
Agency City of Oklahoma City
Support type Forgivable second mortgage
Amount highlight A forgivable HOME-backed loan up to $18,000, with an additional $5,000 available for interest-rate buydown when needed.
Last verified 2026-04-21

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Price caps vary by county and housing type

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Oklahoma City publishes one clean current DPA rule set, but the purchase-price cap follows HUD county-specific tables and the city does not publish one single dollar cap for every home.

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Amount

A forgivable HOME-backed loan up to $18,000, with an additional $5,000 available for interest-rate buydown when needed.

Type

Forgivable second mortgage

Forgivable local DPA loan

Repayment

The City of Oklahoma City says the affordability period lasts 10 years and 60 days. After the first 60 days of ownership, the city forgives 1/120 of the loan for each month the buyer occupies the home as a principal residence. If the property is sold or title is transferred during the affordability period, the city recaptures the prorated outstanding amount from net proceeds.

First-time buyer

Not required

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Who qualifies?

Oklahoma City area homebuyers with household income at or below 80 percent of AMI, Buyers purchasing inside the City program boundaries, Buyers able to contribute at least 1 percent of sales price toward the purchase, Borrowers completing HUD-certified homebuyer education, Buyers using an eligible fixed-rate first mortgage

What support do you get?

A forgivable HOME-backed loan up to $18,000, with an additional $5,000 available for interest-rate buydown when needed.

Do you repay it?

The City of Oklahoma City says the affordability period lasts 10 years and 60 days. After the first 60 days of ownership, the city forgives 1/120 of the loan for each month the buyer occupies the home as a principal residence. If the property is sold or title is transferred during the affordability period, the city recaptures the prorated outstanding amount from net proceeds.

How do you apply?

Call Community Action Agency or Neighborhood Housing Services to request an application or schedule HUD-certified homebuyer education, then complete lender, provider, and City underwriting for an eligible fixed-rate first mortgage inside the program boundaries.

Application timing

The City agreement terminates unless the buyer closes and takes title within 60 days after final transaction approval.

Official source evidence

The current Oklahoma City Homebuyer Assistance page still tells borrowers to call for an application or to schedule homebuyer education. The 2025 DPA guidelines say assistance may not exceed $18,000 with an additional $5,000 reserved for interest buydown, require income at or below 80 percent of AMI plus at least 1 percent borrower contribution, and forgive the loan monthly at 1/120 after the first 60 days if the home remains the buyer's principal residence.

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Last verified

2026-04-21

2025 program guidelines

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Oklahoma City HOME DPA

Amount: A forgivable HOME-backed loan up to $18,000, with an additional $5,000 available for interest-rate buydown when needed.

Repayment: The City of Oklahoma City says the affordability period lasts 10 years and 60 days. After the first 60 days of ownership, the city forgives 1/120 of the loan for each month the buyer occupies the home as a principal residence. If the property is sold or title is transferred during the affordability period, the city recaptures the prorated outstanding amount from net proceeds.

First-time buyer: Not required

Timing: The City agreement terminates unless the buyer closes and takes title within 60 days after final transaction approval.

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  • Oklahoma City HOME DPA must be paired with a specific first mortgage.
  • Oklahoma City HOME DPA can trigger repayment on sale or refinance.

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  • Which first-mortgage product must be paired with Oklahoma City HOME DPA, and what breaks eligibility?
  • Which events trigger repayment for Oklahoma City HOME DPA: sale, transfer, non_owner_occupancy?

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  • Review the official Oklahoma City Homebuyer Assistance page for Oklahoma City HOME DPA
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