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Making Home Ownership a dream come true!

Making Home Ownership a dream come true!

CHFA has made some recent changes in their guidelines that will help those with dreams of owning a home come true!

Effective as of Friday April 5th, 2013 CHFA has removed the first time homebuyer restrictions for their CHFA SmartStep & CHFA Advantage Programs!

What does this mean?

NON First time homebuyers can access two of CHFA’s most popular programs which offer:

  • Down payment assistance (CHFA SmartStep Plus) &
  • 3% Down w/NO MI (CHFA Advantage)

This is a very big change and welcomed changed!  Stay tuned because CHFA is going to have more great changes coming soon!

We are happy to be one of CHFA’s approved lenders, if you have any questions please contact us.  Learn more about CHFA and how it could help you. 

Complete our secure online loan application if you would like to get “pre-approved”

~Cheers
Ray Williams

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