Weber County

Ogden Down Payment Assistance

Own in Ogden offers up to $50,000 for qualifying buyers โ€” plus state programs

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About Ogden

Ogden is Weber County's largest city and offers some of Utah's best value for homebuyers. With a revitalized downtown, excellent outdoor access, and the unique Own in Ogden program, it's increasingly popular with first-time buyers.

Key Facts

  • Own in Ogden offers $25,000-$50,000 depending on occupation
  • Teachers, firefighters, police, and healthcare workers get up to $50,000
  • Historic 25th Street dining, shopping, and entertainment
  • Direct access to Snowbasin and Powder Mountain ski resorts
87,000+
Population
$400,000
Median Price

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DPA Programs Available in Ogden

6+ down payment assistance programs serve Ogden homebuyers

Own in Ogden

deferred loan
Up to $20,000

0% interest deferred loan: $10,000 for general buyers, $15,000 for K-12 teachers/administrators or Ogden City employees, $20,000 for Ogden Police Officers & Firefighters. Repaid when home is sold, refinanced, or no longer primary residence. Max purchase price $430K (existing) or $467K (new construction).

UHC FirstHome Loan

first mortgage
Up to $772,400

UHC's lowest interest rate first mortgage for first-time homebuyers. FHA or VA financing. Requires 660 minimum credit score. Can be combined with UHC DPA Second Mortgage. Income limits: $116,100-$142,400 (1-2 person) depending on county. Max purchase price varies by county ($544,200-$772,400).

UHC FHA/VA Mortgage

first mortgage
Up to $27,500

FHA or VA first mortgage for first-time OR repeat buyers. Interest rate slightly higher than FirstHome. Requires 620 minimum credit score. Allows 1-2 unit properties (can rent part of home). Income limit: $162,500 qualifying income. No purchase price limit. Can combine with UHC DPA.

UHC Freddie Mac HFA Advantage

first mortgage
Up to $27,500

Conventional loan program with potentially lower monthly mortgage insurance than FHA. Requires 680 minimum credit score. May have slightly higher interest rate but lower MI = lower overall payment. Income limit: $162,500. Can combine with UHC DPA. Good for buyers with strong credit.

UHC DPA Second Mortgage (Traditional)

second mortgage
Up to $27,500

Borrow 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).

UHC DPA Second Mortgage (Deferred)

deferred loan
Up to $27,500

Borrow 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.

Ogden Down Payment Assistance FAQ

What is the Own in Ogden program?

Own in Ogden is a city-funded program offering deferred loan assistance for home purchases within Ogden city limits. Standard buyers receive up to $25,000, while teachers, first responders (police, fire, EMS), healthcare workers, and government employees can receive up to $50,000.

How do I qualify for the $50,000 Own in Ogden amount?

To qualify for the enhanced $50,000 amount, you must work as a teacher, firefighter, police officer, EMT/paramedic, healthcare worker, or government employee. You must also meet income limits (80% AMI) and purchase within Ogden city limits.

Can I combine Own in Ogden with other programs?

Yes! Own in Ogden can be combined with statewide UHC programs for even more assistance. This could mean $50,000 from Ogden plus up to $27,500 from UHC โ€” potentially $77,500+ in total assistance.

What are Ogden home prices like?

Ogden offers some of Utah's best home values, with median prices around $400,000 โ€” significantly lower than Salt Lake or Davis County. Combined with the generous Own in Ogden program, many buyers need minimal out-of-pocket funds.

Ready to Buy in Ogden?

Take our free 5-minute quiz to see which Weber County down payment assistance programs you may qualify for.