Get up to $25,000 to help you buy your first home in Concord, Contra Costa County, California.

Summary:  The City of  Concord offers First Time Home Buyer's Down Payment Assistance of  20% of the purchase price or$15,000 or $25,000 depending on income.  The assistance is a 0% interest loan bound with an equity share clause and an Affordable Housing Resale clause.  To be eligible for the assistance you must buy a home in the incorporated limits of Concord and meet the income guideline restrictions based on the number of persons living in home.

Special financing may also be available, including additional Down Payment Assistance and Below Market Interest Rates.  Restrictions Apply.

To see if you are eligible for assistance contact Nate Ellis.

Or Call 888-808-NATE (6283)

Click Here to download the official brochure.

Nate Ellis "Mr. Danke Schoen" is the Vice President of the Contra Costa Realtors in Motion (CCRIM) real estate marketing group.  He specializes in assisting First Time Home Buyers with no money down by leveraging Down Payment Assistance in the form of grants and "silent seconds".  Nate Ellis is a certified lender for the City of Walnut Creek, City of Concord and City of Pittsburg First Time Home Buyer program, as well as several other San Francisco Bay Area Cities.  Nate Ellis is also the Chairman of the Mt Diablo Housing Opportunity Center (MtDHOC) steering committee.  The MtDHOC acts as the central resource for Contra Costa County's housing needs and education regarding: First Time Home Buyers, Foreclosure Prevention, Senior Housing and Landlord and Tennant resources.  Nate Ellis is also a Certified Money Management Volunteer (CMMV) for Money Management International and assists people with credit evaluation and financial education.  Nate Ellis is a certified CalHFA, CalPERS and FHA Lender.  Nate Ellis is a Loan Officer for Residential Pacific Mortgage 3201 Danville Blvd, Alamo, CA 94507.  Equal Housing Lender.  http://www.cahousingblog.com/   Nate@BuilditBuyitRefiit.com  Help Teachers, Cops, Firefighters and EMTs be Good Neighbors.