low income purchase assistance: TOTALLY REHABBED ARLETA HOME ELIGIBLE FOR DOWN PAYMENT ASSISTANCE - 02/14/11 03:53 PM
This wonderful 3bd/1b, Arleta home has nearly 1,000 sq. ft. of living space on more than 5,000 sq. ft. lot. This incredible home has been completely rehabbed and upgraded throughout the entire home. There is a completely brand new kitchen with new energy efficient appliances, granite counters, wood cabinets and tile floor.
The best part is that this home is also eligible for down payment assistance through the Los Angeles Housing Department (LAHD) Neighborhood Stabilization Program (NSP). NSP down payment assistance is a "silent second", which means no payment until the home is sold or refinanced. For less … (8 comments)
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low income purchase assistance: ATTENTION LOS ANGELES COUNTY FIRST TIME BUYERS: Wonderful Properties Available for Down Payment Assistance - 11/25/10 12:41 PM
Right now, there are nearly 50 available properties in Los Angeles county that are eligible for as much as $75,000 (depending on the sales price) in down payment assistance (dpa). For example, this newly remodeled, West Athens, REO home is move-in ready for the right family. This home offers 4bd/2ba of more than 1,700 sq. ft. on a more than 5,000 sq. ft. lot.
With new flooring throughout and a new kitchen (appliances, cabinets, counters) as well as new interior/exterior paint, this home is not one of those run-down, dilapidated, REO dumps that you've been seeing. The best part, for approximately … (3 comments)
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low income purchase assistance: ATTENTION LOS ANGELES COUNTY FIRST TIME BUYERS: Two New Homes in the South Bay Available for Down-Payment Assistance (30DC23) - 09/18/10 07:29 PM
In this quiet, family-friendly, neighborhood is a two-unit home located just east of the Pacific Square area in Gardenia. Built in 2007, this building has two townhomes and each unit has 4bd/4ba and nearly 2,300 sq. ft. of living space. There are also no HOA's or mello roos for these units.
Don't worry about having to fix up either one of these homes after the close of escrow because these aren't just two other run-down and dilapidated dumpy REO's like all the rest of the properties you've probably been seeing.
Both units have new kitchens and granite countertops and new cabinets … (6 comments)
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low income purchase assistance: ATTENTION LOS ANGELES COUNTY FIRST TIME BUYERS: LAHD Receives New Funds for LIPA Buyers - 05/26/10 03:09 PM
Well the Los Angeles Housing Department (LAHD) has finally received additional funds for their Low Income Purchase Assistance (LIPA) program again. They had run out of money back in March and had temporarily suspended the program. The program has received nearly 4M in funds for this year and will assist homebuyers on a first come, first serve basis. In other words, the program is in effect for as long as the money lasts.
They have also made a few minor changes to the program but with the same great results. The LIPA program offers purchase assistance in the form of a deferred loan of up … (8 comments)
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low income purchase assistance: ATTENTION LOS ANGELES COUNTY FIRST TIME BUYERS: Incredible Property Eligible for LIPA Down Payment Assistance - 09/06/09 11:42 AM
In the shadow of Placerita Canyon State Park and the Angeles National Forest and minutes from Stetson Ranch Equestrian Center, is an incredible home located at 12751 Bradley Ave. that is a great starter home for today's first time buyers.
This 3bd/2ba home with more than 1,200 sq. ft. of living space sits on a large lot of nearly 15,000 sq. ft., which is listed for $279,900 and is move-in ready.
Don't worry about having to fix up this home after the close of escrow because this isn't another run-down and dilapidated dumpy REO like all the rest of the … (13 comments)
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low income purchase assistance: ATTENTION LOS ANGELES COUNTY FIRST TIME BUYERS: LAHD Offers New Down Payment Assistance Program - 08/19/09 06:23 PM
Well the Los Angeles Housing Department (LAHD) is at it again. LAHD is pleased to announce that the Low Income Purchase Assistance (LIPA) program has finally received funding and is effective August 18, 2009. The program has received $4,142,164 this year and will assist homebuyers on a first come, first serve basis. In other words, the program is in effect for as long as the money lasts.
The LIPA program offers purchase assistance in the form of a deferred loan of up to $75,000 to low income households for down payment, closing costs, and acquisition financing. Medium income households are still eligible for HERO & … (4 comments)
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