Davis County Down Payment Assistance 2026
Davis County first time buyer grant up to $50,000 — now accepting applications. Stack with FHLB HELP ($20k forgivable) for up to $70,000+
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Davis County at a Glance
Davis County Down Payment Assistance Programs at a Glance
At Home in Layton
AvailableClearfield City Down Payment Assistance (CCDP)
PausedUHC DPA Second Mortgage (Traditional)
AvailableUHC DPA Second Mortgage (Deferred)
AvailableUHC Utah Veteran Grant
LimitedUHC Law Enforcement / Correctional Officer Assistance
PausedAbout Davis County Down Payment Assistance
Davis County down payment assistance programs help first time home buyers purchase homes in Layton, Clearfield, Syracuse, Kaysville, Bountiful, and other Davis County cities. Located between Salt Lake City and Ogden, Davis County is one of Utah's most desirable areas for families seeking excellent schools, FrontRunner commuter rail access, and a mix of suburban living.
Davis County DPA Program Highlights
- FHLB HELP Program: $20,000 forgivable grant (all Davis County)
- Community Lending: $4,500 in purple-shaded CRA areas (HomeStory map)
- At Home in Layton: $10,000 grant for Layton city purchases
- Davis County Homeownership Program: Up to $50,000 (funding replenished July 1, 2026)
- Clearfield City DPA: $7,500 matching grant (currently out of funds)
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DPA Programs Available in Davis County
6+ down payment assistance programs serve Davis County homebuyers
At Home in Layton
grant$10,000 grant for up to 50% of required down payment, closing costs, or principal reduction. Secured by Promissory Note and Trust Deed. Must be repaid if home sold before 5 years; fully forgiven after 5 years of occupancy.
Clearfield City Down Payment Assistance (CCDP)
grantUp to $7,500 MATCHING grant for first-time homebuyers purchasing in Clearfield. Program matches what buyer puts down dollar-for-dollar — put $7,500 down, get $7,500 grant. Earnest money and pre-paid costs count toward your contribution. Federally funded through CDBG. Administered by Davis Community Housing Authority (DCHA). CURRENTLY OUT OF FUNDS - check back for updates.
UHC DPA Second Mortgage (Traditional)
second mortgageBorrow up to 6% of first mortgage loan (max $27,500) for down payment and closing costs. 30-year fixed rate, 1% higher than first mortgage (max 8%). Monthly payment required. Must be combined with UHC first mortgage (FirstHome, FHA/VA, or HFA Advantage). Can stack with local city/county DPA when the local program agrees to third lien position (UHC 2nd, local DPA 3rd).
UHC DPA Second Mortgage (Deferred)
deferred loanBorrow up to 3.5% of first mortgage loan (max $27,500) for down payment and closing costs. 30-year fixed at 3.5% deferred simple interest. NO MONTHLY PAYMENT required. Principal + deferred interest due on sale, refinance, or maturity. Must combine with UHC first mortgage. Can stack with local city/county DPA when the local program agrees to third lien position (UHC 2nd, local DPA 3rd).
UHC Utah Veteran Grant
grantTRUE GRANT - $2,500 cash at closing, NO REPAYMENT REQUIRED. For veterans or active military who separated within last 5 years AND are first-time Utah homebuyers. Limited funds available (79 remaining as of Jan 2026). Can combine with any UHC loan program.
UHC Law Enforcement / Correctional Officer Assistance
grantSpecial assistance for Utah Law Enforcement Officers and Correctional Officers who are first-time homebuyers. FUNDS CURRENTLY DEPLETED - Waiting list implemented. See UHC website for waiting list instructions.
How to Apply for Davis County Down Payment Assistance
Check Eligibility
Take our free 5-minute quiz to see which Davis County programs you qualify for.
Get Pre-Approved
Work with a participating lender to get pre-approved for a mortgage and DPA programs.
Find Your Home
Shop for a home in Davis County within program purchase price limits.
Close & Move In
Complete the loan process and receive your down payment assistance at closing.
Davis County Down Payment Assistance FAQ
What is Davis County down payment assistance?
Davis County down payment assistance includes the Davis County Homeownership Program (up to $50,000 deferred loan, reopened July 1, 2026), FHLB HELP ($20,000 forgivable grant — available countywide), At Home in Layton ($10,000 for Layton purchases), and UHC programs (up to $27,500). First time buyers in Layton, Clearfield, Syracuse, and all Davis County cities qualify.
What is the Davis County homeownership assistance program status in 2026?
As of July 2026, the Davis County Homeownership Program ($50,000 deferred loan) has reopened with new funding as of July 1, 2026. FHLB HELP ($20,000 forgivable grant) and At Home in Layton ($10,000) also remain available. Check our Davis County program page for the latest status updates.
What is the Davis County first time buyers grant?
The Davis County Homeownership Program provides up to $50,000 as a 1% interest deferred loan with no monthly payments — repaid when you sell, refinance, or pay off your mortgage. Income limit is 80% AMI (~$94,300 for a family of 4). Funding reopened July 1, 2026; FHLB HELP ($20,000 forgivable) is also available countywide.
What is the Davis County $50,000 down payment assistance program?
The Davis County Homeownership Program provides up to $50,000 in down payment assistance as a 1% interest deferred loan with no monthly payments. The loan is repaid when you sell, refinance, or pay off your mortgage. Funding reopened July 1, 2026 after 2025 funds were exhausted (most Utah DPA programs refresh either July 1 or in January of the following year).
What down payment assistance is available in Davis County in 2026?
Davis County homebuyers can access multiple programs: the Davis County Homeownership Program (up to $50,000, open as of July 2026), FHLB HELP Program ($20,000 forgivable grant), At Home in Layton ($10,000 grant for Layton purchases), plus statewide UHC programs with up to $27,500. First time buyers can potentially stack $70,000+ in combined assistance.
Who qualifies for the Davis County down payment assistance?
To qualify for Davis County down payment assistance: (1) Purchase a home anywhere in Davis County, (2) Household income at or below 80% AMI (approximately $94,300 for a family of 4 in 2026), (3) Complete a homebuyer education course, (4) Use the home as your primary residence. First-time buyers and repeat buyers may qualify.
How do I apply for Davis County down payment assistance?
To apply: (1) Check your eligibility using our free quiz, (2) Get pre-approved with a participating lender, (3) Complete a HUD-approved homebuyer education course, (4) Submit your application through Davis County Community & Economic Development. Contact them at (801) 451-3260 or visit daviscountyutah.gov.
What are the income limits for Davis County DPA programs?
Income limits vary by program and household size. The Davis County and FHLB HELP programs use 80% AMI limits: approximately $66,050 (1 person), $75,450 (2 people), $84,900 (3 people), $94,300 (4 people). UHC programs have higher limits up to $162,500. Take our free quiz to check your eligibility.
Can I combine Davis County DPA with Layton City assistance?
Yes! The Davis County $50,000 program stacks with UHC programs when Davis County agrees to third lien position. Combine with At Home in Layton ($10,000) and FHLB HELP ($20,000) for potentially $97,500+ in total assistance for Layton purchases.
What Davis County cities qualify for down payment assistance?
All Davis County cities qualify for the Davis County Homeownership Program and state DPA programs, including: Layton, Clearfield, Syracuse, Kaysville, Farmington, Centerville, Bountiful, Woods Cross, Clinton, Fruit Heights, and West Point. Layton also has its own additional 'At Home in Layton' program.