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Home Buyers
- What we offer
- Am I eligible?
- Income and sales price limits
- Not a first-time home buyer?
- Participating lenders
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- How do I begin?
- Preferred Real Estate Professionals
- Navigating the loan process
- What if I sell my house?
- Buying a foreclosed property?
- 2009/2010 home buyer tax credit
- Real Estate Owned properties for sale
- Tips for home buyers
- Housing counseling resources
- Avoiding predatory lending
- What happens after closing?
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Save Up To $2,000 a Year on Your Income Taxes
You May Qualify for $14,900 in Downpayment Assistance
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If you are dreaming of buying your first home, but not sure you can afford it, a low-interest mortgage and downpayment assistance may be just the help you need. The North Carolina Housing Finance Agency helps make home ownership affordable for first-time buyers by selling tax-exempt Mortgage Revenue Bonds and issuing Mortgage Credit Certificates (MCC) under federal authority. Mortgages are available through nearly 700 North Carolina lenders and their branches.
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The links to the left under Home Buyers will help you learn about our programs and find participating lenders. You will also find valuable information about home buying, the loan process, and what happens after closing.
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For Your First Home:
4.75%
for a 30-year, fixed-rate mortgage (90-day lock in) without NCHFA downpayment assistance.
More Interest Rates...
What's New @ NCHFA
Buying a Foreclosed Property?
If you are purchasing a foreclosed property, you may be eligible for down payment and closing cost assistance.
Learn More...
NC Affordable Housing Conf., Sept. 16-17
Get tax credit up to 2,000 annually
Properties for sale
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