Up to $0 toward a down payment in CO.
Impact Development Fund (IDF) is a U.S. Treasury-certified nonprofit CDFI lender headquartered in Longmont, Colorado, with a 20+ year history of administering down payment assistance and affordable housing financing throughout Colorado, Nebraska, Utah, New Mexico, and Wyoming. IDF maintains a $180M+ revolving loan fund and administers more than 65 third-party public and private DPA programs on behalf of cities, counties, employers, banks, and nonprofits. The 'Colorado Down Payment Assistance Fund' is the umbrella through which IDF deploys its own and partner capital for homebuyer DPA loans statewide, including the $1.6 million Proposition 123 statewide DPA allocation IDF received for buyers in Prop 123-committed jurisdictions. Borrowers typically engage IDF through a specific partner program (e.g., Boulder H2O, Denver Metro DPA, Eagle County, FirstBank DPA, Dearfield Fund) rather than as a standalone consumer-facing 'IDF DPA' product; the program's terms (loan amount, interest rate, repayment trigger, income caps) follow those of the partnering program.
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Free course from Hey Prescott
A short, free course on Colorado Down Payment Assistance Fund (Impact Development Fund): what it is, who it is for, when it is repaid, where it applies and how to apply. Based on program data from July 2026. About ten minutes.
5 modules · About 10 minutes
Program details are sourced from public agency data and may change. Confirm eligibility with a Hey Prescott loan officer before applying.