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Amount: Atlanta Housing says eligible first-time homebuyers can receive up to $20,000 in down payment assistance. Public safety, healthcare, education, current military, veterans, and voucher participants are eligible for up to $25,000.
Repayment: Atlanta Housing describes the subsidy as a no-interest community second in subordinate-lien position. There is no repayment requirement if the homeowner keeps the property as a primary residence through the 10-year affordability period, and the subsidy is fully forgiven after 10 years. If the home stops being the primary residence, is sold, or is cash-out refinanced before year 10, Atlanta Housing applies recapture: 100% in years 1 through 5, then 80%, 60%, 40%, and 20% in years 6 through 9, with no recapture due after year 10. Atlanta Housing also says shared appreciation applies on sale during the affordability period.
First-time buyer: Required
Timing: Atlanta Housing says processing takes about 30 days after the primary lender receives a complete file.
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Clayton County still presents a live DPA path, but current official materials conflict on the assistance caps and on whether the occupancy term is a fixed five years or a five-or-ten-year schedule tied to the amount received.
Current DeKalb County materials conflict on the live DPA amount structure, property-type rules, and price caps, and the current county webpage does not cleanly host one reconciled current program record.
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