A New Program To Assist First-Time Homebuyers
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A New Program to Help First-Time Homebuyers
The dream of homeownership is becoming more achievable for many Americans, thanks to new initiatives and supportive trends. According to the 2005 Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies' State of the Nation's Housing Report, minorities are making significant strides in various housing market segments across the U.S. This trend is expected to continue, with minorities forming a larger portion of future homeowners. Currently, nearly 35 percent of first-time homebuyers and over 40 percent of renters are minorities.
Recognizing these shifts, companies in the housing and mortgage industries are actively addressing the needs of today’s aspiring homeowners. Jackson Cosey, Senior Vice President of Emerging Markets for Wells Fargo Home Mortgage, emphasizes the importance of having community-reflective mortgage lenders to inspire homeownership.
To support this initiative, Wells Fargo has introduced the Home OpportunitiesSM program. This program assists those facing challenges with down payments or lacking traditional credit histories. It addresses the increasing necessity for homeowners to allocate a larger portion of their income to housing, offering qualifying debt-to-income ratios to match this reality.
Moreover, the program accepts nontraditional credit references, aiding those without extensive credit histories to qualify. It also affords flexibility on down payments and closing costs, enabling customers to purchase a home without an initial down payment.
"Programs like Home OpportunitiesSM open doors for first-time buyers and low- to moderate-income borrowers, making homeownership more than just a dream," says Cosey.
Such efforts mark a crucial step in broadening access to homeownership, making it a tangible goal for more individuals and families nationwide.
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