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Buying a Home with No Money Down & No Closing Costs

Reblogger Pat Tasker
Real Estate Agent with Shorewest Realtors

So believe it or not, you can still find some mortgage loans out there with NO MONEY DOWN and no closing costs...  thanks Steve for sharing this outline with the readers!

Twenty dollar bills in Blue Suade lined wooden boxBuying a Home with No Money Down & No Closing Costs is still possible in 2011!

 

There are still mortgage loan programs available for buyers to get into a home with NO MONEY OUT OF THEIR POCKET!

 

Below are 3 unique mortgage programs to guide you through Buying a Home with No Money Down & No Closing Costs:

 

 

 

1. USDA Program -  In certain geographic locations you may qualify for a 100% Financing Mortgage with No Private Mortgage Insurance (PMI) which is usually required when you borrow more than 80% of the sales price. Eligible borrowers may use Federal Grant Funds to cover all closing costs.  To determine if the property you are buying is eligible, go to USDA's Areas of Economic Opportunity.

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2. VHDA Loan Program-  This program also provides 100% Financing of the sales price and includes No Closing Costs because these costs may be paid by a Federal Grant issued to qualified buyers.  To determine if you qualify for this Free Grant program, go to Free Money.

3. VA Loan -  For our military servicemen/women this program likewise provides 100% Financing with no PMI, and closing costs may also be paid by Federal Grant Funds.

 

 

 

 

 

Strategies for covering closing costs with no money out-of-pocket include:

 

1- Obtaining the Free Federal Grant through our bank's unique offering to qualified borrowers. Apply Here!

2- Financing the closing costs with a 2nd mortgage loan at the same low rate as the 1st loan.

3- Request that the closing costs be paid by the Seller at Settlement.

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As a house-warming gift, I am offering to pay for your appraisal of your new home (value $450), for the first 25 customers who get a mortgage loan from me in 2011. 

Please email me at sconlan@vhbmortgage.com or call my cell 301-943-1049 and I will educate you about the home buying and mortgage lending process.

 

 

Comments(2)

Jon Quist
REALTY EXECUTIVES ARIZONA TERRITORY - Tucson, AZ
Tucson's BUYERS ONLY Realtor since 1996

The caution for the 100% buyer is to be SURE he/she is buying that house at the absolute lowest market price. Otherwise they will go backwards after closing and really put themselves in a hole.

I hate to suggest this but a distressed price short sale should be the lowest price in most neighborhoods, and might be worth a strong look.

Dec 29, 2010 04:34 PM
Stanley Stepak
Howard Hanna - Avon Lake, OH - Avon Lake, OH
Realtor - Avon Lake, Avon, Bay Village, Westlake,

I agree that these are still very solid options for a buyer today. There is also the VA Vendee program for homes that are owned by a veteran and is in need to be sold as is.  You do not need to be a veteran to buy such a home, however the product has to be offered by the seller.

Dec 29, 2010 04:44 PM