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Iowa Finance Authority

Find an Iowa Lender and Real Estate Agent

How do I find an Iowa Finance Authority lender and real estate agent?

Your someday may be closer than you think — and the right team can help you get there.

Your first step is to connect with an Iowa Finance Authority (IFA) lender* who can help determine which IFA mortgage and down payment assistance options may be available to you. The lenders and real estate agents listed here are experienced partners in IFA's homeownership programs. They understand how the programs work, know what questions to ask, and can help guide you through the process with confidence, whether you're buying your first home or your next one. Find an IFA lender and real estate agent below to make your someday start today.


Scroll down to find more information about choosing the right lender and agent for you.


*IFA homeownership programs are offered through a network of approved partner lenders. IFA does not originate mortgage loans directly or own the lenders listed here. To use an IFA mortgage or down payment assistance program, homebuyers must work with an IFA-approved lender.

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Choosing a lender

Not sure which lender to choose? You're in good hands with any IFA-approved partner lender, but it may help to start with the one that best fits your needs. If your current financial institution is listed, that can be a great place to begin.

This page includes a variety of experienced IFA partners. The icons next to each name highlight special designations to help you find the right fit:

Preferred Lenders and Real Estate Agents: These loan officers and real estate agents have a strong history of offering IFA programs, have completed additional specialized training and have demonstrated a high level of partnership with IFA.

Top Lenders and Real Estate Agents: These professionals are part of lending institutions or real estate brokerages that helped the highest number of homebuyers successfully use IFA mortgage programs during the previous calendar year.

Bilingual: These loan officers or real estate agents are fluent in Spanish and can provide language support to help make the homebuying process more accessible.

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Choosing a real estate agent

Start with people you trust. Have friends, family members or coworkers worked with one of IFA's participating real estate agents? Ask about their experience and what made that agent a good fit.

It's also a good idea to connect with a few agents before deciding who you want by your side. Ask about their background, areas of expertise and experience helping homebuyers in your community use IFA programs. You can also ask how they'll guide you through each step of the homebuying process.

The right agent will help you feel comfortable, informed and confident from the first showing to the final signature.