Thanks to the Edina Housing Foundation (EHF), you can purchase a home with just $1,000 cash out of pocket. This program was designed as an incentive for young lower income families to move into the city after the 2000 census identified that over 25% of Edina homeowners are over 65 years of age.
This is a second mortgage program that works in conjunction with the first mortgage. You may borrow up to $60,000. The loan officer will determine the maximum amount you can qualify for. There are income and asset restrictions. For example, a single individual's maximum income should be $55,000, or less; a family of 2-4 should have a total household income of $63,000, or less.
So, what's available in Edina for under $325,000?
35 single family homes, 2 under $200,000
6 townhomes, 1 under $200,000
145 condos, 116 under $200,000
6 twin homes, 0 under $200,000
For further details, contant Marzena M. Melby at 612-267-6798 by phone or marzena@marzenamelby.com by email.
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Contact Marzena M. Melby, Broker/Partner, Counselor Realty, Inc., Licensed REALTOR® in the state of Minnesota at 612-267-6798 to list your property for sale or to purchase a property in the Twin Cities Greater Metro Area.
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