You’ve found the house. The offer has been accepted. Inspections are underway, and everyone is looking forward to closing.Then the lender says the property doesn’t qualify for financing
Dated: September 9 2025
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Wondering how you’ll ever manage to save 20% for a down payment? Saving for a down payment can feel like an overwhelming hurdle in your quest for homeownership, but there are homebuyer assistance programs designed to make it more accessible. And many buyers qualify without realizing it!
✅ From down payment grants to lower-cost loans, there are programs available at the local, state, and national levels. Start with a simple Google search to see what’s out there.
✅ Some programs are open to first-time buyers, certain professions (like teachers, healthcare workers, and first responders), or homes in specific neighborhoods. Look at the eligibility requirements closely, because many have income limits.
✅ Explore your state housing agency, local resources, and national programs like FHA, VA, or USDA loans.
Need a hand figuring out what applies to you? Send me a message. I’m a buyer’s agent with the Accredited Buyer’s Representative (ABR®) designation, and I love helping buyers like you explore all your options and connect with trusted lenders, programs, and resources.
If you would like more information, give me a call at 4063506114 or email me here
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Shawn Cox-Mistretta is a third-generation Montanan and an experienced real estate professional with over 30 years of helping clients buy and sell homes. Born and raised in Lewistown, she grew up with ....
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