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FIRST TIME HOMEBUYER GRANTS

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Real Estate Agent with One Sothebys International Realty

Mortgage lenders now require virtually everyone acquiring a mortgage loan to fund a down payment, even if it's as low as 3% (FHA loans).  On a purchase of $250,000, that 3% translates to $7,500;  closing costs  can be another 3%-6%.  Coming up with this considerable sum of money is especially difficult for first time homebuyers.  However, free money may be available for these buyers in the form of federal & state government grants.  For additional information on ­­­­federal grants, visit www.grants.gov

For state of Florida first time homebuyer  grants, visit www.first-time-home-buyer-s.com/first_time_home_buyer_grants.htm

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Erica Muller
The Flamingo Group - Davenport, FL

I was always under the impression that grants were so hard if not next to impossible to actually get. 

Aug 25, 2008 02:26 AM
Bill Ladewig
LoanOfficerSchool.com - Escondido, CA
Experience Is Your Advantage

Thanks for the info on where to find grants.

For Californians reading your blog there is 100% financing with 5.50%, 30 year fixed available under the CalHFA Cummunity Stabilization Home Loan.  This loan is for specific homes found at: http://www.calhfa.ca.gov/homeownership/programs/cshlp_properties.pdf

Best regards, Bill Ladewig

Aug 25, 2008 02:35 AM