Free Money for homebuyers
Posted by Jackie Ginley on
The state of Nevada is offering free downpayment grants to qualifying home buyers. If you earn less than $95,000 and are looking to buy a home of $400,000 or less, you might be able to receive grant money of up to 5% of your loan downpayment and closing costs. 
To put that in perspective, that's like being "given" up to $16,000 on a standard loan. Â No joke. Â The program is one of several grant and mortgage assistance programs offered through the Nevada Division of Rural Housing (and don't be fooled by "rural;" Reno buyers can also qualify.) Other grant programs are specifically aimed at helping K-12 teachers, veterans, and 1st time homebuyers.Â
Call or contact me today for additional info on how you can qualify.Â
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