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Buying a Home With No Downpayment

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how do buy a home with no money down100% financing still lives…outside the banks; and at better than bank mortgage rates!  It's called the Free Down Program - and we are the experts at it!

Here are some examples of buyers who might potentially be suited for 100% financing:

•First-time buyers whose rental costs are roughly the same as they would be paying on a mortgage
•Renters with no consumer debt and good employment
•A borrower whose money is tied up in their business or investments/RSP’s
•Folks who have had to sell their existing home at a loss

We understand that sometimes saving the required down payment for a new home can be challenging. Our Cashback Equity /Borrowed Down Payment mortgage program helps make it possible for people to start building equity in their own home without having to save for years.

Among other qualifications, it requires:
•1.5% of the purchase price in cash for closing costs
•excellent credit
•two years on the job
•little evidence of credit seeking behaviour
•good debt ratios

We recently were able to assist a family that had to sell their home at a loss due to an unexpected job transfer.  We assisted by arranging a $20,000 personal line of credit with a sympathetic lender - and the clients are now living in their dream home!

Know someone struggling to put together the 5% downpayment and/or closing costs?  Give us a call - we'd love to talk about it!
Down payment options can include:
  • Lender cash back incentives
  • Borrowed sources that are arm's length to the purchase or sale transaction such as personal loans, lines of credit or credit cards
  • Gifts from non-immediate family members (an immediate family member is defined as a father, mother, child, brother, sister, grandparent, legal guardian, or legal dependant)
- See more at: http://genworth.ca/en/products/cashback-equity-program.aspx#sthash.cUNiGL2c.dpuf
Down payment options can include:
  • Lender cash back incentives
  • Borrowed sources that are arm's length to the purchase or sale transaction such as personal loans, lines of credit or credit cards
  • Gifts from non-immediate family members (an immediate family member is defined as a father, mother, child, brother, sister, grandparent, legal guardian, or legal dependant)
- See more at: http://genworth.ca/en/products/cashback-equity-program.aspx#sthash.cUNiGL2c.dpuf
Down payment options can include:
  • Lender cash back incentives
  • Borrowed sources that are arm's length to the purchase or sale transaction such as personal loans, lines of credit or credit cards
  • Gifts from non-immediate family members (an immediate family member is defined as a father, mother, child, brother, sister, grandparent, legal guardian, or legal dependant)
- See more at: http://genworth.ca/en/products/cashback-equity-program.aspx#sthash.cUNiGL2c.dpuf
Down payment options can include:

•Lender cash back incentives

•Borrowed sources that are arm's length to the purchase or sale transaction such as personal loans, lines of credit or credit cards

•Gifts from non-immediate family members (an immediate family member is defined as a father, mother, child, brother, sister, grandparent, legal guardian, or legal dependant)


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