Affordable Housing

Newest Questions

• What Agent works with government programs ?

  I'm a first time home buyer and I will be looking for a zero down and low/no interest government program and help with the closing costs.

  • Asked by Brenda Price
  • Prescott, MI
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  • Affordable Housing
  • 3 months ago
  1 Answer

• I have bad credit and im trying to get a home?

  I served in the military and got out with bad credit and I’m just trying to get a forever home with my kids and wife

  • Asked by David Foulks
  • Buena Park, CA
  • 169 views
  • Affordable Housing
  • 5 months ago
  1 Answer

• Are there still deals out there for first home buyers?

  My daughter is tired of renting and would like to be a home buyer but she can only afford about 1300 to 1500 house payments do they even exist

  • Asked by Christy Booher
  • Fort Worth, TX
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  • Affordable Housing
  • 6 months ago
  5 Answers

• Need a Hud approved or certified buying agent?

  I am permanantly disabled and inder 65. I have been approved for a usda/rural development loan but i cant find anything to which fits the requirements and mortgage amount. I could apply for comstruction to permament mortgage loan. No one seems to want to help me. It is available in all states from what i have read on rural development site. And the office i am applying with says they dont process those loans. I am required to use a HUD certified buying agent with 2 years experience. Could someone please help me i have until aug. 23 to get it done. Thank you very much. P.s. i could also use some help applying for grants for nonelderly disabled persons. I am already approved for housing choice voucher and receive it. I now qualify for homebuyers voucher same pha. Ill get a minimum of $505/month assistance from HUD. And I have a C.O.E. OF $117330. I would be endebted forever as it may be my only option left to own a home in my life as i am 52. Could use any help whatsoever. Thank you and have a great holiday weekend and be safe. Thank you for your time, again!!

  • Asked by Brent Licciardi
  • Crystal City, MO
  • 112 views
  • Affordable Housing
  • 6 months ago
  0 Answer

• Where are affordable places to live in the USA?

  I work remotely and I'm looking to cut back on my housing costs and general living costs. I would like an area that is medium-sized, but otherwise, I'm pretty open.

  • Asked by Liv
  • i don't know, FL
  • 302 views
  • Affordable Housing
  • 8 months ago
  9 Answers

• Can you buy a house in California with low income?

  Can you buy a house in California with low income? Every house I look at seems so expensive. I'm moving to California and don't know how I can afford a house.

  • Asked by Scott
  • Sacramento, CA
  • 216 views
  • Affordable Housing
  • 10 months ago
  1 Answer

• How can there be a guaranteed sale of the property?

  How do some sites claim the guaranteed sale of the property? Can these sites or companies be trusted? What method do you suggest so that I can sell my property quickly?

  • Asked by Sina
  • Tehran, FL
  • 296 views
  • Affordable Housing
  • 1 year ago
  0 Answer

• How do I qualify for Affordable Housing?

  How do I qualify for Affordable Housing?

  • Asked by Darren
  • Atlanta, GA
  • 339 views
  • Affordable Housing
  • 1 year ago
  4 Answers

• Where are the best retirement communities?

  Looking to retire and move. Where are the best retirement communities?

  • Asked by Fred
  • St Paul, MN
  • 400 views
  • Affordable Housing
  • 1 year ago
  3 Answers

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