The new Fast 100 program lets you finance your 3.5% FHA down payment with a secondary mortgage, potentially at zero interest and zero monthly payment. It’s widely available (39 states) and you don’t have to be a first-time buyer or in a certain profession. There are no income limits. Here’s how this innovative program can […]
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A down payment assistance (DPA) program has hit the market and it offers the widest eligibility criteria of just about any DPA program out there. It’s called DPA Advantage and it gives a 3.5% down payment grant for eligible homebuyers. Saving up for a down payment is now optional. Check your DPA Advantage Program eligibility.
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If you’ve ever looked into down payment assistance (DPA) programs, you may have been frustrated about the stringent requirements to qualify. Some require very low income, while others only work in specific geographic locations. The new EPM Empowered DPA program, though, is available to most home buyers nationwide, thanks to its wide acceptance criteria. Better
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Buying a home is a costly and intimidating venture. Add being single and a mom, and it feels like you barely have bandwidth to think about it between work, kids’ doctor appointments, and needing this thing called sleep. Fortunately, it doesn’t have to be as hard as everyone makes it out to be. New and
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Buying your first home is hard enough, but imagine purchasing a home with low income, and being the first in your family to do it. This is where the $25,000 Downpayment Toward Equity Act hopes to help. It is a bill introduced in Congress that seeks to assist first-time, first-generation homebuyers to break into the
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If there’s one group of potential homebuyers that deserves down payment assistance, it’s teachers. Educators have been historically underpaid, and often can’t afford to live in the communities they teach in – or any other community for that matter. Many can’t save up enough for upfront costs of homeownership like the 3-5% down payment plus
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