Unlock Homeownership with Just 3% Down

 
 
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Unlock Homeownership with just 3% Down

 

Saving for a down payment is one of the biggest barriers to buying a home, but it doesn’t have to be with a Home Possible® mortgage from Freddie Mac. Home Possible offers a low down payment solution, as well as other options and benefits, that may help you buy a home.

Learn more about how the Home Possible mortgage could be your key to homeownership.

Benefits of a Home Possible Mortgage

 
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Down payment as low as 3%

Home Possible provides down payment options as low as 3% and reduced private mortgage insurance.

Qualify Without Score

Qualify without a credit score

Some qualified buyers can attain a Home Possible mortgage without a credit score.

Financial Flexibility

Financial flexibility

Home Possible allows down payment and closing cost funds to come from gifts, grants and other sources.

 
 

Is a Home Possible mortgage right for you?

Discuss your options with a mortgage lender. See tips for finding a lender.

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*See requirements and eligibility restrictions below.

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Are you a first-time homebuyer?

Get a jumpstart with a homeownership education certificate from CreditSmart® Homebuyer U. This free online education course meets the homeownership education requirement for a Home Possible mortgage.

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Requirements and eligibility restrictions for the Home Possible mortgage include:

  • Qualifying income is limited to 80% of the area median income. There are no geographic limits on loan amounts.
  • The down payment can come from several different sources, including family, employer-assistance programs, secondary financing and sweat equity. There is no minimum homebuyer contribution required.
  • Upon reaching 20% equity, homeowners can request to have their mortgage insurance canceled — reducing monthly mortgage payments and potentially saving money over the life of the loan.
  • Homebuyers can own another property and use rental income to qualify.
  • Non-occupant co-buyers can help borrowers qualify for a one-unit property.
  • Different types of residences are eligible, including condos, manufactured homes and more.
  • Homeownership education is required when all borrowers are first-time homebuyers, via our free online course, CreditSmart® Homebuyer U.