$200 Million Federal Program
Aids Low Income Homebuyers

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Congress has authorized $200 million in formula grants to help qualifying homebuyers with home purchase down payment and closing costs. The Act will assist tens of thousands of low income families realize the American Dream of owning a home. The program goal is to increase home ownership, particularly among minority groups to revitalize communities.

The focus is on low-income families that are also first-time homebuyers. Eligible participants must have annual incomes that do not exceed 80% of the area median income level. It is anticipated that the initiative will result in an average assistance subsidy of $7,500 to offset down payments, closing costs and interest reduction.

President Bush applauded Congress for authorizing this windfall of funding which will help meet the Administration’s “Homeownership Challenge” that is targeted to increase minority home ownership by 5.5 million families by the end of the decade.

Visit the HUD web page for more information.

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