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11 Comments on NACA Success Stories
Loan amount was $330,000. 30 year fixed at 4.93. I just closed on August 20. My workshop date was back in January 2007, but I waited a year until both my fiance and I found stable long term jobs. I met back up with my counselor for the first time in March 2008 and had everything ready, including saving my payment shock for 3 months. I was NACA approved at the end of July. The process was very tedious and the NACA people are very disorganized. However, I can't complain. I got an amazing product that I otherwise would have had no chance of having. I reccomend NACA only if you are patient and persistent. All in all, it was 100% worth it for me.
We got it done!
Thanks!
Dave Family, Share the details - loan amount, rate and time frame. You don't have to give up your address or identity.
Actually what I mean is we gave up.
It has been 9 months... a baby could have born by now.
It did not work for us. We give up!
Thanks anyway.
Dave Family, Don't give up - it is going to be worth it. Let me know what challenges you encountered maybe I could help you get it done.
Did you complete all the items on your task list?
Did you get the approval letter from NACA?
Give me some details so that I could help you get it done with NACA.
Eliud
I'm interested in purchasing a home through the NACA program, however i'm coserned that i do not have enough savings and i'm afarid that i might be rejected. What's the average savings that the program expects you to have before purchasing a home?
Minimum Required Funds for NACA
OK, let us make this more practical example ....
If in the neighborhood you are looking into has the annual property taxes of $4,000 then you should have $1,000 Saved.
If your annual homeowner insurance is $900, then you need to have $1,125 Saved
Home Inspection is about $475.00
Termite Inspection is about $85.00
Reserves - 2 months of mortgage payment - if your proposed mortgage payment is $1,000 then you need to have $2,000 Saved
You should consult a local realtor the costs of some of these items.
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not sure why my mortgage comp. just sent this to me. I have been trying to get a Modification from LPBS and I get this. Does this make sence??
David - not sure but NACA does provide FREE mortgage modification assistance around the country. Go to www.NACA.com
So, basically, if your are wanting to purchase through NACA as a first time hm buyer it will take about what 4 to 6 months to do so?
Ok 1st Time Home Buyer in GA -
If you have a credit score that is under 620 you can't go any where else.
If you want to get a loan with a FIX RATE for 30 years, with NO Down Payment, NO Closing Cost and NO PMI - you have to complete the entire approval process with NACA.
Ok, it may take 4 to 6 months - depending on your circumstances and the situation with availabilty in GA - but it is going to be worth your time and effort.
Eliud