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Protectors Educators Nurses Employees of the following qualify: Protectors: Military: the five branches of the armed forces of the United States of America; the Army National Guard; or the Air National Guard. Police department; sheriff s department; or other law enforcement agency that is responsible for the enforcement of the penal, traffic, or highway laws or the incarceration or detention of offenders. Fire department (including volunteer firefighters) Education: Local, city, or county school board that is recognized by the state or accredited by a state or regional accredited association, including: Head Start, Pre-K, Elementary and High School. Private school system that is recognized by the state or accredited by a state or regional accrediting association. PEN $7,500 Down Payment Assistance No Interest No Monthly Payments Repaid when home is sold refinanced or no longer used as the borrowers personal residence. Borrowers must meet Georgia Dream First and Second Mortgage program guidelines and contribute $500 to the transaction.. Contact a Georgia Dream participating lender for pre-qualification and to begin the loan process. For a list of lenders go to: www.dcaloans.com Or call 1-800-359-HOME State certified teachers of day care providers or schools not recognized by the state or accredited. Health Care: State licensed health care facility including, but not limited, to the following: 1. Hospitals 2. Doctor and dentist offices 3. Health departments 4. Nursing homes Revised 10-07

Do you dream of owning a home? DCA can help make your dream a reality!

The Georgia Dream Homeownership Program provides affordable first mortgage financing and down payment assistance to eligible Georgia home buyers. Here s how we can help you Georgia Dream First Mortgage Loan Financing 30 year low fixed interest rate mortgages Local lender approval for FHA, USDA-RD, VA or conventional mortgage loans Very low closing costs It's easy to qualify! 1) You must be a first time home buyer or not have owned a home in the past three years, or purchase a home in a targeted area to qualify for first mortgage financing. 2) If you purchase a home in the Atlanta MSA: Barrow, Bartow, Butts, Carroll, Cherokee, Clayton, Cobb, Coweta, Dawson, Dekalb, Douglas, Fayette, Forsyth, Fulton, Gwinnett, Haralson, Heard, Henry, Jasper, Lamar, Meriwether, Newton, Paulding, Pickens, Pike, Rockdale, Spalding or Walton Counties Your total household income based on the number of persons living in the home can be no more than: One to Two persons $71,000 Three or more persons $82,000 You may qualify to purchase a home with a sales price of up to $250,000 3) If you purchase a home in any county in Georgia not listed in #2 above: Your total household income based on the number of persons living in the home can be no more than: One to Two persons $61,000 Three or more persons $70,000 You may qualify to purchase a home with a sales price of up to $200,000. Georgia Dream Rewards Borrowers with annual household incomes that do not exceed those listed above may qualify for $5,000 - $7,500 in down payment assistance. See Georgia Dream Rewards on page 4 for details. 1 Rev. 6/10

The Georgia Dream Homeownership Program is available to eligible first time home buyers in all counties of Georgia. However, if you purchase a home in one of the targeted areas listed below the first time home buyer rule may not apply. Check with your lender for program guidelines. Targeted Areas Targeted Counties Appling Coffee Atkinson Colquitt Bacon Cook Baker Coweta Ben Hill Crawford Berrien Crisp Bleckley Decatur Brantley Dodge Brooks Dooly Bulloch Dougherty Burke Early Calhoun Echols Charlton Elbert Chattooga Emanuel Clay Evans Clinch Fannin Grady Greene Hancock Haralson Heard Irwin Jasper Jefferson Jenkins Johnson Lamar Lanier Laurens Lincoln Long Lowndes Macon Marion McDuffie McIntosh Meriwether Miller Mitchell Montgomery Morgan Newton Oglethorpe Peach Pierce Polk Pulaski Quitman Randolph Schley Screven Stewart Sumter Talbot Taliaferro Tattnall Taylor Telfair Terrell Thomas Tift Toombs Treutlen Turner Twiggs Upson Ware Warren Washington Wayne Webster Wheeler Wilcox Wilkes Wilkinson Worth Counties with Targeted Census Tracts Baldwin Bibb Candler Carroll Chatham Clarke Clayton Cobb DeKalb Floyd Fulton Glynn Hall Houston Jeff Davis Liberty Muscogee Richmond Seminole Spalding Troup Federal Disaster Areas 2009 Floods Twenty one Georgia counties were declared federal disaster areas as a result of the floods in September 2009. Until December 31, 2010 home buyers in these counties are eligible for the Georgia Dream Rewards down payment assistance program with increased purchase price limits and higher income limits and are not required to be first time home buyers. (See Seller Guide Section 302.14) How do I apply? 1) Contact a Georgia Dream Participating Lender for pre-qualification and to begin the mortgage loan process. 2) Attend home buyer education to learn more about buying and owning a home. To locate a Participating Lender in your community or for additional information and current rates visit our website at www.dcaloans.com or call 1-800-359-HOME (4663). 2

Georgia Dream Second Mortgage Financing (Must be used in conjunction with a Georgia Dream First Mortgage Loan) Eligible borrowers will meet the guidelines of the applicable program and 1) Have a total annual household income that does not exceed the limits for the applicable program based on the number of persons living in the home and the location of the home 2) Complete Home Buyer Education with a DCA Home Buyer Education partner listed in this brochure or any HUD approved housing counseling agency. www.hud.gov Loan Income Limits for Down Payment Options 1 person 2 persons 3 persons 4 persons 5 persons Statewide 27550 31450 35400 39300 42450 Baldwin 29050 33200 37350 41500 44850 Banks 30100 34400 38700 42950 46400 Bibb, Crawford, Jones, Twiggs 29800 34050 38300 42550 46000 Bleckley 28650 32750 36850 40900 44200 Brantley, Glynn, McIntosh 30650 35000 39400 43750 47250 Bryan, Chatham, Effingham 33050 37800 42500 47200 51000 Bulloch 30050 34350 38650 42900 46350 Burke, Columbia, McDuffie, Richmond 31150 35600 40050 44500 48100 Butts, Catoosa, Dade, Walker 31300 35800 40250 44700 48300 Camden 31400 35850 40350 44800 48400 Chattahoochee, Harris, Marion, Muscogee 29050 33200 37350 41450 44800 Clarke, Lumpkin, Madison, Oconee, Oglethorpe 32350 36950 41550 46150 49850 Floyd, Whitfield, 29350 33550 37750 41900 45300 Greene, Union 27750 31700 35650 39600 42800 Habersham 29500 33700 37900 42100 45500 Hall 33750 38550 43350 48150 52050 Hart 27550 31500 35450 39350 42500 Houston 37000 42250 47550 52800 57050 Jackson 31750 36250 40800 45300 48950 Lamar 30350 34650 39000 43300 46800 Monroe 35650 40750 45850 50900 55000 Morgan 32150 36750 41350 45900 49600 Murray 29400 33600 37800 42000 45400 Peach 29750 34000 38250 42500 45900 Pulski 27650 31600 35550 39500 42700 Putnam 30200 34500 38800 43100 46550 Rabun 27900 31900 35900 39850 43050 Thomas 27650 31600 35550 39450 42650 Troup 28950 33100 37250 41350 44700 White 28500 32550 36600 40650 43950 Atlanta Area Counties* 40250 46000 51750 57450 62050 * Atlanta Area Counties: Barrow, Bartow, Carroll, Cherokee, Clayton, Cobb, Coweta, Dawson, Dekalb, Douglas, Fayette, Forsyth, Fulton, Gwinnett, Heard, Henry, Jasper, Newton, Paulding, Pickens, Pike, Rockdale, Spalding, Walton. (Please note these counties are not the same as the Atlanta MSA) 3

Down Payment Options Eligible borrowers may choose from these loan programs for assistance with down payment, and closing costs associated with purchasing a home. These second mortgage loans offer: No interest No monthly payments No payment due until home is sold, refinanced or no longer used as the borrower s principal residence. Standard, PEN, CHOICE and Communities of Opportunity borrowers will: 1) Have a total annual household income that does not exceed the Loan Income Limits for Down Payment Options on page three 2) Contribute a minimum of $500 of borrower funds to the purchase transaction STANDARD All eligible home buyers $5,000 PEN Eligible home buyers who are employed by entities that provide public protection (including the military), health care, or education. $7,500 CHOICE Eligible home buyers whose household includes an individual living with a disability Loan Amount Atlanta MSA Income Limit Statewide Income Limit $7,500 $30,000 and over* $25,000 and over* $10,000 Less than $29,999 Less than $24,999 *Maximum income and sale price limits apply COMMUNITIES OF OPPORTUNITY (CO-OP) Eligible employees of local governments in participating Co-Op counties $7,500 GEORGIA DREAM REWARDS As a reward for higher credit scores and to encourage savings, eligible borrowers will: 1) Have a total annual household income that does not exceed the Georgia Dream First Mortgage Loan Financing Limits on page one 2) May retain cash assets up to the greater of $20,000 or 20% of the purchase price 3) Contribute a minimum of $1,000 of borrower funds to the purchase transaction. $5,000 if sales price is $150,000 or less $7,500 if sales price is greater than $150,000 SINGLE FAMILY DEVELOPMENT Affordable homes constructed under this special development program $7,500 - $20,000 HOUSING CHOICE VOUCHER In addition to the down payment programs above, eligible participants in the Rental Assistance program may use the value of their voucher for a portion of a monthly home mortgage payment. 4

Homebuyer Education Agencies The following organizations provide one on one home buyer counseling and/or home buyer education seminars under contract with DCA. Other providers of home buyer education may be used. A list of HUD approved counseling agencies is available at www.hud.gov. ALBANY CCCS of Southwest Georgia** 229-883-0909/ 800-309-3358 www.cccsalbany.org City of Albany Department of Community & Economic Development* 229-483-7650 ATHENS Athens Land Trust* 706-613-0122 www.athenslandtrust.org East Athens Development Corp.* 706-208-0048 www.eadcinc.com ATLANTA ACE Development * 404-627-5920 Fulton County Housing Authority * 404-588-4950 www.hafc.org Resources for Residents and Communities*** 404.525.4130 www.nc.atl.org SUMMECH CDC* 404-527-5465 The Atlanta Urban League** 404-659-1150 www.atlul.org AUGUSTA CSRA EOA*** 706-722-0493 HomeFirst Augusta*** 706-823-5809 706-955-6849 Promiseland * 706-560-1022 www.promiseland1.org BLAKELY Early County CDC* 229-724-7552 BRUNSWICK Coastal GA CAA* 912-264-3281 Totally Free, Inc.*** 912-265-1515 Southeast Georgia CDC *** 912-261-1898 CARTERSVILLE Housing & Development Corporation of Bartow County* 770-382-1414 www.hdcofbartowco.org COLUMBUS CCCS of West Georgia*** 706-327-3239/ 800-757-2227 Neighborworks Columbus*** 706-324-4663 www.nwcolumbus.org Urban League of Greater Columbus* 706-323-3687 CORDELE Southwest GA United Empowerment Zone* 229-268-7592 DALTON Dalton/Whitfield CDC** Spanish/Bilingual Counselors 706-281-4804 DECATUR DeKalb Metro Housing Counseling*** 404-508-0922 Women Watch Afrika, Inc. African/Bilingual Counselors 404-759-6419 *workshops ** counseling *** workshops & counseling REV. 6/10 5

DORAVILLE The Center for Pan Asian Community Services*** Asian/Bilingual Counselors 706-936-0969 www.cpacs.org FOREST PARK The D & E Group* 770-961-6900 www.depower.org FORT VALLEY Fort Valley State University* 478-825-6954 GAINESVILLE Home Development Resources*** Spanish/Bilingual Counselors 770-297-1800 GRIFFIN Affordable Housing Enterprises* 770-412-0595 HAMPTON National Housing Counseling Agency* 770-477-5100 HINESVILLE City of Hinesville* 912-876-3164 JC Vision & Associates*** 912-877-4243 Spanish/Bilingual Counselors www.jcvision.com LAGRANGE DASH for Lagrange, Inc* 706-298-0221 ext 105 www.dashlagrange.com LAWRENCEVILLE The IMPACT Group*** Spanish/Bilingual Counselors 678-808-4477 www.theimpactgroup.org MARIETTA Marietta Housing Authority*** 770-419-5143 NASHVILLE Nashville Neighborhood Freedom Center* 229-543-2814 ROME Appalachian Housing Counseling Center* 706-378-9917 SAVANNAH CCCS of Savannah*** 912-691-2227/800-821-4040 www.cccssavannah.org Neighborhood Improvement Association* 912-447-5577 www.niacdc.org STONE MOUNTAIN Refugee Family Assistance Program ** Arabic/Bilingual Counselors 404-296-8743 THOMASVILLE RMI Ministries* 229-228-6888 VALDOSTA Valdosta-Lowndes Habitat* 229-245-1330 www.valdostahabitat.org VIENNA Southwest Georgia United Empowerment Zone, Inc.* 229-268-7592 WASHINGTON City of Washington*** 706-678-3277 MACON CCCS of Middle Georgia** 478-745-6197/800-446-7123 www.cccsmacon.org HomeFirst Housing Resources*** 478-803-2373 *workshops ** counseling *** workshops & counseling REV. 6/10 6

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