I haven no problem meeting am monthly payment, I just do not have much saved in terms of a down payment. by timwayde9198 from Los Angeles, California. Sep 24th 2010
Crestico Funding (CresticoFunding)
Tim, Depending on where you are looking to purchase your property, there are loan programs with 0.00% down. USDA and VA loans are most common 0 down loan programs available and also CalHFA and CHDAP provide down payment assistants. if you need more information please feel free to contact me via email or phone. Houtan.Hormozian@Crestico.com / 949 242 5215
Akali Dennie (adennie)
If you do not qualify for a VA or USDA loan, then FHA would be your best option and requires a 3.5% downpayment. adennie@fmbranch.com if you have additional questions. Thanks.
Melanie Dages (Melanie_Dages)
Hi Tim, If you are not eligible for a VA loan then FHA is the next best way to go for you. 3.5% is the required down payment, however; please keep in mind that you can have the down payment gifted to you by a family member. Many of my clients have been able to purchase with the assistance of a Family Member. And the seller can contribute to your closing costs. Let me know if there is anything else I can help you with. melanie.dages@yahoo.com
Joel Lobb (kentuckyloan)
In Kentucky I offer the state housing agency backed (KHC) Zero Down payment program for first-time home buyers. Yiou cannot have owned a home the last 3 years and you must not make more than a certain income to qualify for this program...Credit scores are minimum 620 and debt ratios cannot be more than 45%Checkout my blog for more details at www.kentuckyloan.blogspot.com or call me directly at 502-905-3708 for a free credit report and application
Rudi Hofmann (CaPortfolioLoans)
If you are a City, County or State employee CalHFA has 100% Financing. Also, if you are a Veteran, VA has 100% financing. Next would be FHA with 3.5% down. Conforming Fannie/Freddie loans require 5% down. If yo have 5%the overall cost for the loan is much cheaper.
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