That’s what I’m wondering, since it’s only in some markets, so they dictate where you live? My friend did dpa and she could only move to certain cities which happen to have the worst school districts.
One of the major factors was people jumping on ARM loans back then. And when that rate jumped up, that's what broke a lot of peoples backs.Sounds like a trap to me didn’t some shyt like this cause the last housing crash in 08 sub prime mortgage. Save that 20 to 30%.
...but it's better for some to take advantage of this and owning in these areas because you never know how the neighborhood could improve in the future. Mess around and be too nervous, while another group of people have a whole different perception of what the neighborhood could be, start buying it up and have black folks complaining about gentrification and how it's not fair.Yeah… If I am reading it correctly it’s only for homes within certain areas within the city.
It screams: “Own your own piece of the hood because we ain’t letting yo ass own anything else.”
Don’t you usually have to live in there houses (I know that’s hard to prove) also they let you get more than one?I think a lot of banks are doing this it’s some kind of government program. My brother is closing on his 2nd house doing this with a credit union. He’s renting the houses out. If I’m not mistaken the only thing he’s come out of pocket for is the appraisal and closing costs.
If you are buying a house why wouldn’t you?Y’all really putting 20% down on houses in this market?
boa knows thatPlus your house went up 150k on top of that. No one can afford a mortgage that is zero down right now
Because the average house price in my area is 350,000 and 20% of that is 70k. Don’t think too many first time buyers are doing thatIf you are buying a house why wouldn’t you?
Yes. Being a homeowner is definitely a preferred We have to start somewhere. But it is still a risk… the housing market is insidiously and inherently racist…...but it's better for some to take advantage of this and owning in these areas because you never know how the neighborhood could improve in the future. Mess around and be too nervous, while another group of people have a whole different perception of what the neighborhood could be, start buying it up and have black folks complaining about gentrification and how it's not fair.
I don’t know the exact details it’s my brother who’s doing it. He says his credit union lets him get up to 6 properties thoughDon’t you usually have to live in there houses (I know that’s hard to prove) also they let you get more than one?