Florida Housing Finance Corporation s Down Payment Assistance Offerings At-A-Glance Florida Assist Second Mortgage (FL Assist)

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Florida Housing Finance Corporation s Down Payment Assistance Offerings At-A-Glance Florida Assist Second Mortgage (FL Assist) Florida Homeownership Loan Program Second Mortgage (FL HLP) 4% Grant Program 3% PLUS 4% PLUS Amount of Assistance Up to $7,500 Up to $10,000 4% of Sales Price 3% of Sales Price 4% of Sales Price Rate 0%, non-amortizing 3%, fully-amortizing N/A N/A Term 30-year deferred 15-year N/A N/A Repayment Terms Eligible with these FL Housing First Mortgage Programs Income s Income Considered in Qualifying for Program Purchase Price s Deferred except in the event of the sale, transfer of deed, satisfaction of the first mortgage, refinancing of the first mortgage or until such a time the mortgagor(s) ceases to occupy the property at which time, the FL Assist will become due and payable, in full. This loan is not forgiven. FL First Military Heroes HFA Preferred for Bond HFA Preferred for TBA The unpaid balance of the FL HLP Second Mortgage will become payable, in full, in the event of the sale, transfer of deed, satisfaction of the first mortgage, refinancing of the first mortgage or until such a time the mortgagor(s) ceases to occupy the property. FL First Military Heroes HFA Preferred for Bond HFA Preferred for TBA N/A Assistance is provided as a gift. FL First Military Heroes N/A Assistance is provided as a gift. HFA Preferred PLUS for TBA ONLY Determined by the First Mortgage Loan Program. Refer to First Mortgage Program Options for more info. (See Attached) Determined by the First Mortgage Loan Program. Refer to First Mortgage Program Options for more info. (See Attached) Determined by the First Mortgage Loan Program. Refer to First Mortgage Program Options for more info.

Disclosure Requirements Doc Stamp & Intangible Tax Power of Attorney (POA) Down Payment Program Fees LE/CD is required. Lenders should be providing these disclosures from their own LOS. FL Housing and ehousingplus do NOT provide the TRID forms. N/A. Not a subordinate mortgage and there is no lien against the property. Loan Closing Information First AND second notes and mortgages are exempt. The verbiage below will reflect on all FL Housing second mortgages, which are available in the ehousing Reservation System. This serves as a directive to title companies/settlement agents. This note and the mortgage securing this note arise out of or are given to secure the repayment of a loan issued in connection with the financing of housing and are exempt from documentary stamp tax and intangible tax pursuant to section 420.513(1), F.S. Permitted but must satisfy Agency (FHA, USDA, VA) or GSE requirements as well as US Bank s requirements. Refer to US Bank s Lending Manual at www.hfa.usbank.com under Funding Documentation Requirements. Active duty military personnel may provide an Alive and Well letter. Lenders should contact their title company/closing agents for information regarding POA requirements in the State of FL. Recording Fee ONLY. Recording Fee. $175 Servicing Fee payable to Investor Servicing Fee. N/A N/A Required Program Documents (Available through ehousing Reservation System) FL Assist Mortgage FL Assist Note Down Payment Program Documents FL HLP Mortgage FL HLP Note DPA Acknowledgment Letter DPA Acknowledgment Letter

Reservations September 10, 2018 and after Income and Purchase Price s BOND Florida First (government loan) with FL Assist ($7,500) second mortgage or HLP ($10,000) Second Mortgage BOND Florida Military Heroes (government loan) with FL Assist ($7,500) second mortgage or HLP ($10,000) Second Mortgage BOND HFA Preferred (conventional loan) with FL Assist ($7,500) second mortgage or HLP ($10,000) Second Mortgage BOND FL 4% Grant (government loan) Grant assistance only County Non-Target 1-2 Person Non- 3+ Persons All Purchase Price Non- Purchase Price Alachua $71,300 $81,995 $85,560 $271,164 $331,423 Baker $71,875 $75,000 $75,000 $316,588 N/A Bay $63,200 $72,680 $75,840 $271,164 $331,423 Bradford $63,026 $72,480 $75,000 $271,164 $331,423 Brevard $64,800 $74,520 $77,760 $271,164 $331,423 Broward $80,800 $92,920 $96,960 $317,646 $388,235 Calhoun $62,520 $72,940 $75,000 $271,164 $331,423 Charlotte $63,246 $72,733 $75,000 $271,164 $331,423 Citrus $62,880 $73,360 $75,000 $271,164 $331,423 Clay $73,474 $83,880 $83,880 $316,588 N/A Collier $86,250 $90,000 $90,000 $415,058 $507,293 Columbia $62,986 $72,434 $75,000 $271,164 $331,423 De Soto $62,520 $72,940 $75,000 $271,164 $331,423 Dixie $62,520 $72,940 $75,000 $271,164 $331,423 Duval $73,474 $83,880 $83,880 $316,588 $386,941 Escambia $65,200 $74,980 $78,240 $271,164 $331,423 Flagler $63,126 $72,595 $75,000 $271,164 $331,423 Franklin $62,520 $72,940 $75,000 $271,164 $331,423 Gadsden $67,400 $77,510 $80,880 $271,164 $331,423 Gilchrist $71,300 $81,995 $85,560 $271,164 $331,423 Glades $62,520 $72,940 $75,000 $271,164 $331,423 Gulf $63,120 $73,640 $75,000 $271,164 $331,423 Hamilton $62,520 $72,940 $75,000 $271,164 $331,423 Hardee $62,520 $72,940 $75,000 $271,164 $331,423 Hendry $62,520 $72,940 $75,000 $271,164 $331,423 Hernando $63,900 $73,485 $76,680 $271,164 $331,423 Highlands $62,520 $72,940 $75,000 $271,164 $331,423 Hillsborough $63,900 $73,485 $76,680 $271,164 $331,423 Holmes $62,520 $72,940 $75,000 $271,164 $331,423

County Non- Target 1-2 Person Non- 3+ Persons All Purchase Price Non- Purchase Price Indian River $64,600 $74,290 $77,520 $271,164 $331,423 Jackson $62,520 $72,940 $75,000 $271,164 $331,423 Jefferson $67,400 $77,510 $80,880 $271,164 $331,423 Lafayette $62,640 $73,080 $75,000 $271,164 $331,423 Lake $63,900 $73,485 $76,680 $271,164 $331,423 Lee $63,700 $73,255 $76,440 $271,164 $331,423 Leon $68,400 $78,660 $78,660 $271,164 $331,423 Levy $62,520 $72,940 $75,000 $271,164 $331,423 Liberty $63,826 $73,400 $75,000 $271,164 $331,423 Madison $62,520 $72,940 $75,000 $271,164 $331,423 Manatee $70,300 $80,845 $84,360 $275,293 $336,470 Marion $64,080 $73,860 $75,000 $271,164 $331,423 Martin $68,334 $75,000 $75,000 $275,293 N/A Miami-Dade $78,700 $90,505 $94,440 $317,646 $388,235 Monroe $101,430 $105,840 $105,840 $487,058 N/A Nassau $73,474 $83,880 $83,880 $316,588 N/A Okaloosa $75,555 $78,840 $78,840 $327,176 N/A Okeechobee $62,520 $72,940 $75,000 $271,164 $331,423 Orange $63,900 $73,485 $76,680 $271,164 $331,423 Osceola $63,900 $73,485 $76,680 $271,164 $331,423 Palm Beach $76,900 $88,435 $92,280 $317,646 $388,235 Pasco $63,900 $73,485 $76,680 $271,164 $331,423 Pinellas $63,900 $73,485 $76,680 $271,164 $331,423 Polk $64,186 $73,814 $75,000 $271,164 $331,423 Putnam $62,520 $72,940 $75,000 $271,164 $331,423 Santa Rosa $65,200 $74,980 $78,240 $271,164 $331,423 Sarasota $70,300 $80,845 $84,360 $275,293 N/A Seminole $63,900 $73,485 $76,680 $271,164 $331,423 St. Johns $73,474 $83,880 $83,880 $316,588 N/A St. Lucie $68,334 $75,000 $75,000 $291,176 $355,881 Sumter $66,800 $76,820 $80,160 $271,164 $331,423 Suwanee $62,520 $72,940 $75,000 $271,164 $331,423 Taylor $62,520 $72,940 $75,000 $271,164 $331,423 Union $62,520 $72,940 $75,000 $271,164 $331,423 Volusia $63,766 $73,331 $75,000 $271,164 $331,423 Wakulla $62,500 $71,875 $75,000 $271,164 $331,423 Walton $71,875 $75,000 $75,000 $327,176 N/A Washington $62,520 $72,940 $75,000 $271,164 $331,423

Reservations September 10, 2018 and after Income and Purchase Price s HFA Preferred (conventional loan) offered with FL Assist ($7,500) second mortgage County 1-2 Person 3+ Persons Purchase Price Alachua $81,995 $85,560 $331,423 Baker $71,875 $75,000 $386,941 Bay $72,680 $75,840 $331,423 Bradford $71,875 $75,000 $331,423 Brevard $74,520 $77,760 $331,423 Broward $92,920 $96,960 $388,235 Calhoun $71,875 $75,000 $331,423 Charlotte $71,875 $75,000 $331,423 Citrus $71,875 $75,000 $331,423 Clay $80,385 $83,880 $386,941 Collier $86,250 $90,000 $507,293 Columbia $71,875 $75,000 $331,423 De Soto $71,875 $75,000 $331,423 Dixie $71,875 $75,000 $331,423 Duval $80,385 $83,880 $386,941 Escambia $74,980 $78,240 $331,423 Flagler $71,875 $75,000 $331,423 Franklin $71,875 $75,000 $331,423 Gadsden $77,510 $80,880 $331,423 Gilchrist $81,995 $85,560 $331,423 Glades $71,875 $75,000 $331,423 Gulf $71,875 $75,000 $331,423 Hamilton $71,875 $75,000 $331,423 Hardee $71,875 $75,000 $331,423 Hendry $71,875 $75,000 $331,423 Hernando $73,485 $76,680 $331,423 Highlands $71,875 $75,000 $331,423 Hillsborough $73,485 $76,680 $331,423 Holmes $71,875 $75,000 $331,423 Indian River $74,290 $77,520 $331,423 Jackson $71,875 $75,000 $331,423 Jefferson $77,510 $80,880 $331,423 Lafayette $71,875 $75,000 $331,423 Lake $73,485 $76,680 $331,423

County 1-2 Person 3+ Persons Purchase Price Lee $73,255 $76,440 $331,423 Leon $78,660 $82,080 $331,423 Levy $71,875 $75,000 $331,423 Liberty $71,875 $75,000 $331,423 Madison $71,875 $75,000 $331,423 Manatee $80,845 $84,360 $336,470 Marion $71,875 $75,000 $331,423 Martin $71,875 $75,000 $355,881 Miami-Dade $90,505 $94,440 $388,235 Monroe $101,430 $105,840 $595,293 Nassau $80,385 $83,880 $386,941 Okaloosa $75,555 $78,840 $399,881 Okeechobee $71,875 $75,000 $331,423 Orange $73,485 $76,680 $331,423 Osceola $73,485 $76,680 $331,423 Palm Beach $88,435 $92,280 $388,235 Pasco $73,485 $76,680 $331,423 Pinellas $73,485 $76,680 $331,423 Polk $71,875 $75,000 $331,423 Putnam $71,875 $75,000 $331,423 Santa Rosa $74,980 $78,240 $331,423 Sarasota $80,845 $84,360 $336,470 Seminole $73,485 $76,680 $331,423 St. Johns $80,385 $83,880 $386,941 St. Lucie $71,875 $75,000 $355,881 Sumter $76,820 $80,160 $331,423 Suwanee $71,875 $75,000 $331,423 Taylor $71,875 $75,000 $331,423 Union $71,875 $75,000 $331,423 Volusia $71,875 $75,000 $331,423 Wakulla $71,875 $75,000 $331,423 Walton $71,875 $75,000 $399,881 Washington $71,875 $75,000 $331,423

Reservations September 10, 2018 and after Income and Purchase Price s HFA Preferred (conventional loan) offered with HLP ($10,000) second mortgage HFA Preferred PLUS (conventional loan) 3% or 4% Grant County All Household Sizes Purchase Price Alachua $99,820 $386,941 Baker $87,500 $331,423 Bay $88,480 $331,423 Bradford $87,500 $331,423 Brevard $90,720 $331,423 Broward $113,120 $388,235 Calhoun $87,500 $331,423 Charlotte $87,500 $331,423 Citrus $87,500 $331,423 Clay $97,860 $386,941 Collier $105,000 $507,293 Columbia $87,500 $331,423 De Soto $87,500 $331,423 Dixie $87,500 $331,423 Duval $97,860 $386,941 Escambia $91,280 $331,423 Flagler $87,500 $331,423 Franklin $87,500 $331,423 Gadsden $94,360 $331,423 Gilchrist $99,820 $331,423 Glades $87,500 $331,423 Gulf $87,500 $331,423 Hamilton $87,500 $331,423 Hardee $87,500 $331,423 Hendry $87,500 $331,423 Hernando $89,460 $331,423 Highlands $87,500 $331,423 Hillsborough $89,460 $331,423 Holmes $87,500 $331,423 Indian River $90,440 $331,423 Jackson $87,500 $331,423 Jefferson $94,360 $331,423 Lafayette $87,500 $331,423 Lake $89,460 $331,423

County All Household Sizes Purchase Price Lee $89,180 $331,423 Leon $94,360 $331,423 Levy $87,500 $331,423 Liberty $87,500 $331,423 Madison $87,500 $336,470 Manatee $98,420 $331,423 Marion $87,500 $331,423 Martin $87,500 $355,881 Miami-Dade $110,180 $388,235 Monroe $123,480 $595,293 Nassau $97,860 $386,941 Okaloosa $91,980 $399,881 Okeechobee $87,500 $331,423 Orange $89,460 $331,423 Osceola $89,460 $331,423 Palm Beach $107,660 $388,235 Pasco $89,460 $331,423 Pinellas $89,460 $331,423 Polk $87,500 $331,423 Putnam $87,500 $331,423 Santa Rosa $91,280 $331,423 Sarasota $98,420 $336,470 Seminole $89,460 $331,423 St. Johns $97,860 $386,941 St. Lucie $87,500 $355,881 Sumter $93,520 $331,423 Suwanee $87,500 $331,423 Taylor $87,500 $331,423 Union $87,500 $331,423 Volusia $87,500 $331,423 Wakulla $87,500 $331,423 Walton $87,500 $399,881 Washington $87,500 $331,423