Finance
CHFA (Colorado Housing and Finance Authority) loan programs typically offer:
ALoans only for properties over $1 million
BBelow-market interest rates and down payment assistance for eligible borrowers✓ Correct
CZero-interest loans for all Colorado residents
DLoans exclusively for commercial properties
Explanation
CHFA provides affordable homeownership programs including below-market interest rate mortgage loans and down payment assistance for eligible first-time homebuyers and income-qualified borrowers in Colorado.
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