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Six programs, and the right one usually needs far less money down than people expect.
Here's what each does, in plain language.
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The programs above are the theory. This is where you find out which ones apply to you, what the payment would really be, and how much you'd need at closing.
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FrequentlyAsked Questions
No — and it's the single most common reason people delay buying. Conventional starts at 3% down, FHA at 3.5%, and VA and USDA can require nothing at all. The trade-off is mortgage insurance and a higher payment, which is worth weighing against several more years of saving.
It usually comes down to credit. FHA is more forgiving of past credit events and starts at 3.5% down, but its insurance typically stays for the life of the loan. Conventional needs stronger credit, starts at 3%, and its PMI cancels at 20% equity — which can be worth thousands over time.
USDA uses its own eligibility map and the boundaries surprise people — plenty of areas that feel suburban still qualify. There are also household income limits by county. Send us an address and we'll check both in a couple of minutes.
Often, yes. You'll use one loan program, but it can frequently be paired with assistance run by your state or county. These are consistently underused because buyers don't know they exist — ask us which ones you'd qualify for.
For the right situation it's a genuine option; for the wrong one it's expensive. The balance grows rather than shrinks, and it affects what's left to heirs. HUD counselling is required for good reason. We're glad to walk through it with your family present, and to compare it against downsizing or a HELOC first.