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What is CHFA?

What is CHFA?

Many of us have drove by CHFA’s office especially if you were on your way to a Rockies game. It is located right in the heart of LoDo (1981 Blake St), walking distance from Coors Field.  Who or what is CHFA? I would like to give you some “bite” sized info about CHFA (pronounced chafa).

What is CHFA?

CHFA– Colorado Housing and Finance Authority which was established in 1973, theirmission is to increase the availability of affordable housing in Colorado for lower/moderate incomes.

CHFA provides fixed rate financing helping to build strong communities which they believe makes for a stronger economy.

CHFA offers foreclosure prevention, homebuyer education, down payment assistance programs as well as offering the MCC (Mortgage Credit Certificate).

They offer programs to both first time and non-first time homebuyers.

In order to obtain a loan with CHFA you have to work with a CHFA approved lender (hint, we are approved).

Next I will go over CHFA Advantage Program, so make sure to check back.

If you have any questions contact us.  Make sure to also connect with us on our social networks!

Cheers~
Ray Williams

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