HOME+PLUS.
The flagship Arizona Housing Finance Authority program. Available statewide. Provides DPA of up to 5% of the first mortgage as either a grant or a forgivable second mortgage. Layers on top of FHA, VA, USDA, or conventional. Income limits scale by county; typically $130K-$160K. No first-time-buyer requirement on most products.
HOME+PLUS is exceptionally flexible — works in any Arizona ZIP, doesn't require first-time-buyer status, and offers both grant and second-mortgage DPA structures depending on which produces the lower total monthly. We model both options on every Arizona file.
Home In Five Advantage.
A regional program in Maricopa County only — not Pima — and it does not stack with HOME+PLUS. It is a separate, complete package. Assistance runs 3% to 6% on FHA and VA and 3% to 5% on conventional, in four structures: a 3-year forgivable second, a 7-year forgivable second, a 30-year forgivable second with no forgiveness until final maturity, or a 10-year amortizing second at 6% interest with monthly payments. Selling or refinancing before term repays the unforgiven balance. Minimum 640 score, credit-qualifying income capped at $153,440, no purchase price limit, homebuyer education required of all buyers. The additional 1% overlay for teachers, first responders and military was removed from the program in 2025.
VA Loans In Arizona.
Arizona has roughly 525,000 veterans — a top-12 state by population. Major military presence includes Luke AFB (Glendale), Davis-Monthan AFB (Tucson), Marine Corps Air Station Yuma, and Fort Huachuca (Sierra Vista). The 2026 baseline VA loan limit is $832,750 statewide. Arizona has no FHFA-designated high-cost counties — the entire state is at baseline. Full-entitlement veterans can buy at any price with $0 down.
FHA In Arizona.
2026 FHA single-family limits sit at the baseline $524,225 in most Arizona counties. Maricopa, Pima, and Pinal counties hit slightly higher tiers due to median home prices. We confirm county-specific 2026 numbers at pre-approval.
Conventional, Jumbo & Non-QM.
Above the conforming limit, Phoenix's higher-end markets (Paradise Valley, Scottsdale, parts of Arcadia) routinely run jumbo. We place jumbo files through portfolio lenders with Arizona second-home and short-term-rental appetite, particularly for the Scottsdale and Sedona resort markets. Self-employed Arizona business owners (significant population in Phoenix metro) place into our Non-QM bank-statement and DSCR programs routinely.