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Loan Programs to Help You Buy a Home in a Rural Area

If you’re one of the 46 million people in the U.S. living in a rural area, and you’re in the market to buy a home, you should know about the loan programs designed to make purchasing a home more affordable.

Making a Homebuying Wish List

Creating a wish list can help you prioritize what’s important and keep you on track when you look for homes in person or online.

How to Navigate a Hot Homebuying Market

Learn how you can set yourself up for successful long-term homeownership when buying in a competitive market.

Mortgage Servicers: Who Are They and How They Can Help

Mortgage servicers are an essential part of homeownership. They help make sure that monthly payments are collected on time and are a key point of contact if any hardships arise.

Our Progress Is Making Home Possible

Everything we do is in service of Making Home Possible. Our financial results in the first quarter of 2022 highlight the work we're doing to meet our mission.

Why You Should Consider Buying a Manufactured Home

Offering both quality and value, a manufactured home could be an affordable option to get you into a home of your own.

The Math Behind Putting Less Than 20% Down

See how a lower down payment affects your monthly mortgage payment and total expenses over the life of your loan.

29 States with the Lowest Housing Supply

Depending on what state you live in, you may find your house-hunting options quite limited.

How is Affordability Influencing Your Zip Code?

Housing affordability is a challenge impacting over half of today's renters and homeowners.

Agents Make Home Possible

Your real estate agent is responsible for finding the right home for you - at the right price

But Wait, There's More

In addition to principal and interest, your monthly mortgage payment may also include an escrow payment and private mortgage insurance payment. So, what are these extra payments?

Will Millennials Move Out?

What happens the newly crowned largest generation decides to start buying homes...and what happens if they don't?