$50,000 - 1st Time Home Buyer Down Payment Assistance/Credit

In this episode we discuss the 1st Time Home Buyer Down Payment assistance that is available to Massachusetts potential home buyers. It's a question that we get a lot. These programs are always changing with this one being by far the best program we have ever seen.

About this video: Massachusetts offers its potential home 1st time homebuyers many different programs. In this video they talk about one program where a potential home buyer can receive up to a $50,000 grant (You NEVER have to pay it back). There are certain markets that a potential home buyer needs to purchase in.

Sammy and Jeff also discuss a second program where a potential home buyer can get up to 5% of their purchase price as down payment assistance. There are no geographical limitations to this program. The home buyer will need to pay back the assistance at the time of selling the property. There is no interest owed and there are no payment installments.

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