What Main Loan Types Work With Hoosier Homes DPA?
Hoosier Homes pairs with FHA, VA, USDA, Fannie Mae HFA Preferred, and Freddie Mac HFA Advantage — all as 30-year fixed first mortgages.
Hoosier Homes pairs with FHA, VA, USDA, Fannie Mae HFA Preferred, and Freddie Mac HFA Advantage — all as 30-year fixed first mortgages.
The DPA layer sits behind a supported first mortgage. Your credit, DTI, occupancy, and property still have to clear both the first lien and Hoosier Homes — Ryan and Steve structure the pairing so overlays do not conflict.
Assistance remains 4% or 5% of the first mortgage amount based on location, regardless of which supported loan type you use.
If a product outside this list is a better fit for your scenario, they will screen other Indiana DPA options instead of forcing a mismatched stack.
These are the main loan types that work with Hoosier Homes DPA.
| Layer | Role |
|---|---|
| First mortgage | FHA, VA, USDA, or HFA conventional 30-year fixed |
| Hoosier Homes DPA | 4% or 5% second loan toward DP / closing costs |
| Monthly payments | Paid on the first mortgage only — no payment on the aid layer |
| Product choice | Driven by credit, income, property, VA/USDA eligibility, and overlays |
Related Hoosier Homes pairing and eligibility guides.
Participating counties and occupancy rules.
Homes that can pair with Hoosier Homes DPA.
How Targeted Areas unlock the higher tier.
Primary residence only — rentals and vacation homes do not qualify.
When the course is required for FTHB borrowers.
Full eligibility, forgiveness, and cash rules.
Compare Hoosier Homes with other DPA programs.
Ryan & Steve will compare FHA, VA, USDA, and HFA conventional with Hoosier Homes stacked — then build a pre-approval around the pairing that actually qualifies.
Program guidelines, income limits, and Targeted Area maps change. This page is educational — final eligibility is confirmed when your file is underwritten against current Hoosier Homes rules. This website is not directly affiliated with or endorsed by any government agency.