The Partners in Charity program offers down payment assistance to qualified homebuyers.

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Partners In Charity offers need-based down payment assistance between 2% and 10% of the final closing price on the purchase of single-family homes, condominiums, and multi-unit properties. (There is also financial assistance is also available for rehab programs.) If you qualify for an FHA loan or are pre-approved for an FHA home loan you are eligible to apply for down payment assistance from Partners In Charity.

There is only one requirement; you must intend to occupy the building you purchase. Down payment assistance for rental properties is not allowed under the Partners In Charity program. Funds can be used for closing costs and down payment, and this assistance can be listed as the source of down payment in the FHA loan pre-approval process.

Your lender is responsible for sending an application for the Partners In Charity program on your behalf. Because money from this program can be listed in your "good faith estimate" for sources of down payment funds, it's important to decide about applying for this program in the early stages of your planning. Your loan officer can help you determine your need and the correct amount of the down payment on the application forms.

Down payment assistance programs require the seller to pay a fee which is considered a payment for services rendered-- not a tax-deductible charitable contribution. Ask your loan officer for further information if you have questions

Additional Information:
Since the this program uses many of the same items needed for an FHA loan, we suggest that you familiarize yourself with all the characteristics of FHA loans by going to FHA Loan Program: Important Facts and then apply online.

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