Metro Mortgage Assistance Plus Calculator

Find out if you qualify for 4% down payment assistance and calculate your potential mortgage payment.

Curious if you qualify for the Metro Mortgage Assistance Plus Program?

Use this free calculator to estimate how much assistance you could receive and what your monthly mortgage payment might look like.

It's quick, simple, and designed to help you plan your next move toward affordable homeownership in the Denver metro area.

This calculator provides estimates only and is not a guarantee of eligibility or mortgage terms. Actual rates, payments, and qualification requirements may vary. Please consult with a participating lender for official program details.

Your Mortgage Estimates

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4% Down Payment Assistance: $0
Additional Down Payment: $0
Total Down Payment: $0
Loan Amount: $0
Monthly Principal & Interest: $0
Est. Monthly Mortgage Insurance: $0
Debt-to-Income Ratio: 0%

How This Calculator Helps You Plan with Confidence

Buying a home can feel overwhelming—especially when you're trying to understand what you can afford and whether you qualify for assistance.

This calculator gives you instant answers based on your income, credit score, debt, and household size, helping you estimate your eligibility for the Metro Mortgage Assistance Plus Program.

By seeing how much down payment help you could receive and what your monthly mortgage might look like, you’ll be better prepared to take the next step with a lender or housing counselor.

Why Use the Metro Mortgage Assistance Plus Program?

The Metro Mortgage Assistance Plus Program is one of the most accessible down payment assistance options available to Denver-area homebuyers.

Whether you're a first-time buyer or returning to the market, this program offers a 4% grant that can significantly reduce your upfront costs—without adding debt.

Unlike many other assistance options, there's no repayment, no need to be a first-time buyer, and no hidden fees.

When paired with a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage from a participating lender, it creates a powerful path to stable, affordable homeownership.

Using this calculator is your first step toward understanding how this opportunity fits your financial situation—and how close you might be to owning your own home.

Metro Mortgage Assistance Plus Calculator FAQ

Got questions about how the calculator works or what the results mean? Here are the most common things homebuyers ask when using this tool.

How does the Metro Mortgage Assistance Plus Calculator work?

It estimates your eligibility for the program based on your income, household size, credit score, and debt-to-income ratio.

Is the down payment assistance shown in the calculator guaranteed?

No, the calculator gives an estimate—your final eligibility and grant amount will be determined by a participating lender.

What does the 4% assistance mean?

You may qualify for a grant equal to 4% of your total loan amount, which goes toward your down payment and does not need to be repaid.

Can I still use this calculator if I'm not a first-time homebuyer?

Yes, the Metro Mortgage Assistance Plus Program is open to both first-time and repeat homebuyers.

What credit score should I enter to get an accurate result?

Use your current estimated credit score range—your actual score will be verified by a lender during the formal application process.

What if my income is just over the limit?

If your income is slightly over the maximum, you may not qualify for the program; the calculator will let you know based on your inputs.

Why does the calculator ask about monthly debt payments?

Your debt-to-income ratio helps determine whether you meet the program’s 45% maximum threshold for financial stability.

What loan terms are used in the estimate?

The calculator uses a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage by default, as required by the program, but also allows you to compare with shorter terms.

Does this calculator check my credit or report to lenders?

No, it’s purely informational and does not require or perform a credit check.

What should I do after using the calculator?

If you're eligible, the next step is to contact a participating lender to begin the official application and pre-approval process.