At Supreme Lending, we’re dedicated to helping borrowers achieve their dream of homeownership. We are proud to offer Fannie Mae’s HomeReady First™ loan program, designed to make owning a home more accessible for creditworthy first-time homebuyers.
What is HomeReady First™?
Fannie Mae’s HomeReady First™ program is an initiative aimed at providing up to $8,000 in down payment assistance and closing costs for eligible homebuyers in select areas. This initiative is part of their commitment to empowering communities and fostering inclusivity through homeownership.
Program Highlights:
· Up to $8,000 in Assistance: Receive grant money towards your down payment and closing costs, including $500 for appraisal costs.
· No Income Limits: Unlike many assistance programs, HomeReady First™ has no income restrictions, making it accessible to a broader range of borrowers.
· Specific Census locations: Purchase a new home in specific census tracts throughout the country.
Why Choose HomeReady First™?
Community Empowerment: At Supreme Lending, we believe in building strong communities. Our relationships with Fannie Mae and other local organizations allow us to offer educational resources and support to assist with the financing of borrowers’ dreams of homeownership. How to Get Started
Take advantage of this incredible opportunity to become a homeowner. Our team at Supreme Lending is here to guide you through every step of the home loan process. Contact us today to learn more about the HomeReady First™ program and how we may be able to help you unlock the door to your new home.
Navigating the world of mortgages can be overwhelming. That’s why our team of dedicated mortgage professionals is here to guide you through every step of the home financing process. Whether you’re purchasing your first home or refinancing* your current one, we are committed to making the process smooth and hassle-free.
Are you ready to begin the first step toward homeownership? Contact us today!
*By refinancing an existing loan, total finance charges may be higher over the life of the loan.