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1. Low Down Payment Options
   You don’t need a large down payment to purchase your first home. Many programs offer options as low as 3%, making it easier to achieve homeownership.

2. Closing Cost Assistance
   Through our partnered lenders, you may qualify for up to $10,000 in closing cost assistance, reducing your upfront costs and leaving more money in your pocket.

3. Flexible Credit Requirements
   First-time homebuyer programs often have more lenient credit score requirements, opening the door to homeownership even if your credit history isn’t perfect.

4. Down Payment Assistance Programs
   Some programs provide grants or low-interest loans to help cover your down payment, making it easier to afford your first home.

5. Specialized Loan Programs
   Many lenders offer first-time buyer loan options like FHA, USDA, or VA loans, which often have lower interest rates and fewer financial barriers.

6. Build Equity and Wealth

Instead of paying rent, your monthly payments help you build equity, giving you a financial asset that grows over time.