Mortgage assistance - down payment, closing costs - available?

Hi. I offer loans with down payment assistance. Please contact me at 651-772-9000 or timswierczek.com.Tim SwierczekNMLS 103522

Yes, there are MHFA loan which is 1000 dollars down. Also, USDA loans if your planning to live out in a rural area. Please give me a call and we can gf et you per qualified. 6122225171ThanksNik GreenNMLS#1080243

We offer programs w/ as little as 3.6% down w/ No Closing Costs. For more details feel free to contact me anytime. 612.756.5676

As the #1 lender on this site in MN, I would be happy to discuss with you the various programs available. and how to structure these type of loans. A quick application will allow me to zero in on which programs works best for you - from actual zero down payment loans, to popular down payment assistance loans. I am right here in St Paul. Call 651-552-3681 or visit my web site at www.JoeMetzler.com for more information and to apply.

Your best bet is to contact a local mortgage broker or real estate agent and ask them.. They should be on top of all the local down payment assistance programs.. Just about every area in the US has some sort of DPA available right now, so there's options for every scenario.. I'm a Broker here in Scottsdale AZ and I only lend in Arizona. If you or someone you know is looking for financing options, feel free to contact me or pass along my information. William J. Acres, Lender411's number ONE lender in Arizona. 480-287-5714 WilliamAcres.com

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Good Morning and congratulations on having a great job! There are many things to be determined, but the easiest of all things would be how to cover your closing costs. Basically, you should work with a knowledgeable real estate professional that can help you properly present an offer on property you are interested in, which would include a request for the Seller to contribute up to a certain % of the purchase price towards your closing costs. FHA allows for up to 6%, but to actually determine your Estimated Closing Costs, you should really work with a mortgage professional to get pre-approved and to have a Good Faith Estimate prepared so you'll have a better idea of how much your closing costs would be and what amount you will need to ask the seller to credit you with. As to Down Payment, you can take a look at the link provided to the look at possible programs to help you with a low down payment, but do note, they are usually all income driven, so if you are making more than the required threshold, you will not be eligible. Good Luck! http://www.mphaonline.org/affordable-senior-housing-minneapolis-twin-cities-residents/homeownership/