First-time homebuyer programs offer financial aid, and personalized assistance to
help buyers, who qualify to help with purchasing their first home.

First-Time Homebuyer Programs offer financial aid, often in the form of closing cost assistance, and personalized assistance to help buyers, who qualify to help with purchasing their first home.

It only takes a moment and can often save you up to $15,000 in assistance when purchasing a home.

It is recommended to submit documents promptly to be reviewed. Each scenario is different, and dependent on the individual applicants, work history, current income, liabilities, reserves, etc. Reviewing each case independently will allow us to provide you with the appropriate information to assist with purchasing a home.

Available in certain scenarios depending on the applicant's individual case. Assistance can be provided on single family homes and townhomes.

Provide educational information to support homeowners' needs.
FAQs
Your Questions Answered: Simplifying Homeownership in Florida
What qualifications are required for first-time homebuyer programs?
Eligibility varies, typically including being a first-time buyer, having sufficient income and reasonable liabilities to afford a home.
A first-time homebuyer is typically an individual who has not purchased a home in at least three years. Certain situations can allow you to still be considered eligible even if you have recently purchased a home.
Qualified first-time homebuyers can often receive $5000, $10,000 and even up to $26,000 for closing cost assistance. Each scenario is different and will be reviewed on an individual basis. Once the requested information and documentation is obtained, assistance to help purchase a home can be reviewed.
Yes, there are programs tailored specifically for veterans including closing cost assistance.
No. In most cases, an educational workshop is not required. With certain program options, a first-time homebuyer class and course completion certificate may be needed.
Once your information is reviewed, and qualifications are determined, we can go the next steps in the process including reviewing homes and townhomes based on your price point.
Generally, single family homes and townhomes will satisfy underwriting criteria to qualify for many of the programs.
Most condos will require a larger down payment and not fit the criteria needed for underwriting. Therefore, it is suggested to focus on single family homes and townhomes to keep the down payment to a minimum.