Credit score of 640+
Must meet certain income limits
Borrowers must attend a home buyer education course
Programs available differ based on financial circumstance and location, so give us a call to see what's available in your area.
These programs vary depending on where you live and what's available. Some of which are described below.
Down Payment: The ability for buyers to make a very small down payment (or no down payment at all).
Interest Cost: Organizations subsidize (or help to pay) interest charges, and they can also help borrowers qualify for a loan with a lower interest rate. The result is an easier monthly payment.
Grants: "Free money" that can be put towards closing costs, a down payment and improvements to the home after purchase.
Loan Forgiveness: Cancellation of the mortgage debt (or at least some portion of the debt). This typically happens over a long period of time to encourage buyers to stay in the home long-term.
Help with Fees: Limits on how much lenders are allowed to charge for closing a loan.
Deferred Payments: Loans that don't need to be rapid (and don't charge interest) until you pay off the house - usually by selling the home and moving. These loans sometimes serve as your down payment.