Census tract map for loan program offering 3.75% 30 year Fixed.

Looking at homes in California that have this “eagle loan” program that offers a fixed low rate.

Here’s an example of a home: LINK

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3.79% 30 yr fixed available, rate not guaranteed subject to lender guidelines. Set on a corner lot, 440 Southgate Ave presents sophistication and charm in the desirable Westlake Highlands neighborhood. Inside, natural light floods through large bay windows to the right of the foyer and shimmers against the refinished hardwood floors and fresh paint. Walk through the spacious living area to meet the well equipped kitchen.

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Apparently this program is not advertised. I spoke to our mortgage broker and she affirmed a rate lower (3.75%) for this property. Unfortunately with the seller publicizing it they are expecting it to go for 1.3M.

The question: the broker says she can’t tell me which houses qualify. I have to reach out to her each time to see if one qualifies or not.

She says it’s based on comparative income levels and “census tracts”.

I’ve been able to source 3 properties but want to dig deeper into the data to see which homes may be “sitting” unaware that they qualify for the program. (You have to specifically ask the one lender managing the program)

Anyone have any insight into where to find address by address census track data with layers of poverty, income, and other attributes to help better frame qualified neighborhoods?

They say it’s neighborhood by neighborhood and can be split down a streets where only 1-2 home’s qualify on a block. Trying to recreate their map layer based on attributes.