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MSHDA MI 10K DPA Loan

Quick answer

MSHDA MI 10K DPA Loan is a Michigan down payment assistance program from Michigan State Housing Development Authority. It provides Up to $10,000 as a deferred-payment loan. Eligibility, income limits and funding are set by the agency, so confirm current terms on its official page.

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Who qualifies for MSHDA MI 10K DPA Loan?

Must be combined with a MSHDA MI Home Loan. A homebuyer education certificate is required for all buyers.

DetailProgram terms
AssistanceUp to $10,000
TypeDeferred-payment loan
Minimum creditNot published on the program page
First-time buyerSee official page
Income limitsSee official page

How does MSHDA MI 10K DPA Loan work with an FHA loan?

Michigan's 2026 FHA one-unit limits start at $541,287, which supports a price of about $560,000 with 3.5% down. On a $250,000 home, the minimum FHA down payment is $8,750 — assistance of up to $10,000 could cover it and part of closing costs, subject to program rules.

Where do I confirm current terms?

On the official page: https://www.michigan.gov/mshda/pathway-to-housing/mi-10k-dpa-loan. Programs can pause when funds run out, so confirm availability with a participating lender.

“DPA up to $10,000” — Michigan State Housing Development Authority

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Frequently asked questions

Up to $10,000, according to Michigan State Housing Development Authority.

It's a deferred loan — no monthly payments, repaid when you sell, refinance or pay off the first mortgage.

Sources

Data last updated October 23, 2026.

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Figures on this page are estimates for educational purposes only and are not a loan offer or commitment to lend. Rates, loan limits, fees and assistance programs change frequently and vary by lender, location and borrower profile. Confirm current terms with a licensed loan officer.