first time home buyer – owner loan

June 30, 2011

Being a first time home owner?

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Question by amyeliz27: Being a first time home owner?
I am a 25 year old single mother and full time student. I was a nice/fair credit score and functional full time. I have not had my job identical long but would like to buy a first home as I feel that renting is a waste of money. What kind of programs are available for single parent/first time home owners/ so so credit etc.? I have been looking online but a lot of the programs seem a little sketchy.I live in upstate NY

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Answer by Anjell
Great question but people always leave retired the most important detail WHERE are you set. There are federal programs, but some of the better are state-specific. Try this for now.http://www.ci.pasadena.ca.us/housing/homebuyer.asp



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June 29, 2011

How can i find out more abut wanting to be a first time home owner?

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Question by Brandy: How can i find out more abut wanting to be a first time home owner?
i could use some info on how to become a first time home buyer,what are the requirments?

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Answer by maps
Congratulations on wanting to become a home owner! You need to contact a lender and real estate agent to see what you are able to qualify for. I finance several homes a month for first time homebuyers, an undergo loan officer will make the process simple and explain everything in detail for you.You can also go to www.hud.gov and get some answers there as to common questions.



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June 27, 2011

I am a first time home buyer,looking to buy hud,i will have to use 203k loan how will this affect the % rate?

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Question by justindclavier: I am a first time home buyer,looking to buy hud,i will have to use 203k loan how will this affect the % rate?
I am looking for a HUD home and the home i am intrested in is Uninsured because it needs heat and air + flooring.I need to get a 203k loan.What does being a first time buyer get you?

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Answer by fukinluckyfuker
203k loans will have slightly higher rates and costs than a normal FHA 203b, because they are more difficult to create and have inspections and other things that take place after purchase to ensure the work is done, and to administer the rehab funding properly.Being a first clock buyer will get you no special breaks on that product, if that’s what you were hoping for. It could be your 10th home, doesn’t matter.Unless you try to get some grant money from your telling or city housing agency to use as your down payment. They may be very willing to help you finance the improvement of a distressed property in the neighborhood you are buying. That’s why they exist. Contact your say’s house finance agency, get referrals to any city or still neighborhood fix-up funds that might be available.



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June 26, 2011

Should I use my VA loan or a first time home buyer’s program to buy my house?

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Question by youngjr42: Should I use my VA loan or a first time home buyer’s program to buy my house?
I’m looking to buy my first home and I was wondering if a VA loan or a first time home buyer’s program will benefit me more? I was also wondering if it was a possibility that you can use them both.

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Answer by Rocket Man
once you compare the two, like I did, I think you would be better off with the VA. It takes a while longer, but I believe you would find yourself better off. Good luck!



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June 24, 2011

What first-time home-buyer program did you use, or know of in your city?

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Question by InnoScentz: What first-time home-buyer program did you use, or know of in your city?
I am doing research on different first-time buyer programs. Please let me know what city/state and what the program offers to first-time buyers.

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Answer by Mark J
New York residents have State Of New York Mortgage Agency SONYMAIt offers reduced down payment mortgages 5% maybe even 3%From the M&T Bank locatingSONYMA is offering its “Homes for Veterans” Program, exclusively through M&T. The program is available to veterans who served in the active duty military and features:Below market interest rates, with no points1 No first-time homebuyer requirement Only 1% liquidating down – the rest downpayment can come from an endowed or other approved sources2 Financing for 1-4 family homes, SONYMA approved condos and co-ops, and certain manufacturing homes3 SONYMA closing cost assistance – up to $ 5,000 or 5% of the loan amount, whichever is greater Available with SONYMA’s Achieving the Dream, Construction Incentive, Low Interest Rate and Remodel New York Programs.Interest rates that are .50% lower than SONYMA’s standard interest rates (for loans with closing cost assistance). Example assumes a $ 100,000 loan amount, 97% loan-to-value, an interest rate of 5.625% with an APR of 6.67% and 360 monthly principal and interest payments of $ 575.66.Not all property types are eligible for all programs. Additionally, income and purchase price limits apply. Certain other conditions and restrictions may apply.



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June 23, 2011

First Time Home Buyer Mortgage Benefits; What are They? Can You Use Them?

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leahcoss.ca Many people get very hung up on retaining or using their first time home buyer status. When I ask them why, they are often unsure of what the savings exactly are and if they even qualify based on the home they are buying. Really, when it comes down to it, there are just 2 main benefits to being a first time home buyer and it really depends on you and where you are buying to see if this will effect you at all. 1. As a First time Home Buyer you are allowed to pull out up to 000 of RRSPs Tax Free. If you pull out any more than 000 then you will be taxed on that money but for the most part 000 will be a big help. Now, if you do not have any RRSPs then obviously this is not much of a benefit for you. If you plan to save up RRSPs in the future but will be buying a house in the meantime then unfortunately you will not be able to take advantage of this benefit. Once you buy a home that you are on title to you lose your first time home buyer status. 2. You are able to save on your property transfer tax when you buy your first home up to a purchase price of 5000. (with a sliding scale up to 0000 but that is a long complicated story). So what does this mean? Well, if you buy a home for 0000 you will save the 00 property transfer tax. If, however, you live in an expensive area like Vancouver and are looking to buy a 2 bedroom condo or any kind of a detached home then chances are you can’t find ANYTHING for under 5000 and this benefit does not help


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