Chenoa Fund™ is a national down payment assistance program administered by CBC Mortgage Agency, a federally chartered governmental entity. CBC Mortgage Agency specializes in providing down payment assistance financing under FHA and FNMA conventional guidelines.
Chenoa Fund is a down payment assistance program to help creditworthy, low and moderate-income families. Benefits this program provides are the following: Receive a second mortgage to cover their 3.5% minimum down payment requirement when purchasing an FHA-insured home; 5% down payment assistance.
Hurry Home believes many Americans have been locked out of the mainstream paths to homeownership and building wealth for the next generation. One of the reasons for exclusion is the high cost of housing in America. They work with aspiring homeowners by leveraging a lease-to-own strategy. The program enables participants to become homeowners in ten years. With a fixed term and fixed monthly payments, long-term renters can build stability. During the ten year period, they work with renters to Improve their credit score by reporting there monthly payments to credit bureaus.
Landed helps essential employees purchase property. They also offer a shared equity option by providing down payment assistance which assists the buyer by allowing them to make 20% down payment. There are no income restrictions.
Landis helps renters buy their first home. People can pick out the home of their dreams, rent it for a year (while they build credit and save for a downpayment), then purchase it any time in the first year. Additionally, they offer people tools and incentives to enhance their credit score and build up their down payment.
We offer housing grants for Veterans and service members with certain service-connected disabilities so they can buy or change a home to meet their needs and live more independently. Changing a home might involve installing ramps or widening doorways. Find out if you’re eligible for a disability housing grant—and how to apply.
The Your Path Mortgage Program is designed to help individuals with low-to-moderate incomes or alternate sources of income qualify for mortgages. The program is offered through a collaboration between Freddie Mac, Alterra Home Loans and New American Funding.
