Real estate blog entries tagged with first time home buyer by Jason Hector (Action Investments)

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first time home buyer: Home Buyer Programs Available Including Down Payment Assistance, Federal Tax Credit, and Low Down Payment First Mortgages for First Time Buyers - 07/16/09 03:38 PM

American Dream Down Payment Initiative (ADDI) - 6% Down Payment Assistance for Low Income First Time Homebuyers within the City of Los Angeles. City of Los Angeles Housing Department’s Mortgage Credit Certificate Program (MCC) – Allows an eligible homebuyer to claim an annual federal income tax credit and is applied … (0 comments)

first time home buyer: California Budget Woes cause Temporary Suspension of Some CalHFA Programs - 01/23/09 09:16 PM

Here's a list of programs currently available:
· American Dream Down Payment Initiative (ADDI) - 6% Down Payment Assistance for Low Income First Time Homebuyers within the City of Los Angeles.
· City of Los Angeles Housing Department's Mortgage Credit Certificate Program (MCC) - Allows an eligible homebuyer to … (1 comments)

first time home buyer: Buyers Market is back in California!!! - 05/28/08 02:09 AM

THE BUYERS MARKET IS HERE, LETS OPEN ESCROW!!!
The buyers market is finally here!!! According to the March 2008 “Housing Market Indicators” published by the Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp, the inventory of unsold homes in California was 11.6 months, almost a full year. This is a 52.6% increase from a … (2 comments)

first time home buyer: Tips for Credit Improvement and Repair - 03/13/08 04:30 PM

1. Probably the most obvious and also the most important is always pay on time. Keep in mind that once you are more than 30 days late on a credit account, there will be a derogatory on the credit report.
2. Have a variety of credit types extended to you. For … (0 comments)

first time home buyer: 100% Financing Available??? - 03/04/08 12:22 AM

As most of us know, the availability of zero down programs has almost completely dried up. However, there are still some lenders that are still doing 100% financing. They do come and go as the funding dries up or underwriting standards change.
Does anyone know of any lenders who are offering zero … (2 comments)

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