Buying A Home
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HomeBuyers Choice Mortgage
This is what I got from a credit union website close to home.
HomeBuyers Choice Mortgage
With 100% financing for purchases, a HomeBuyers Choice Mortgage is ideal for first-time homebuyers.
- No down payment required
- Fixed-rate terms available
- No Private Mortgage Insurance (PMI) required
- Seller contribution up to 6% allowed
- Jumbo loans amounts available up to $1,000,000
- Refinance options also available (maximum loan-to-value 97%)
If I were to go for a home loan, would this be a good loan to apply for? I would still put a down payment, no question about it. Has anyone dealt with Home Buyers choice mortgage?
Re: HomeBuyers Choice Mortgage
http://www.city-data.com/forum/mortgages/1774792-fha-vs-nfcu-homebuyers-choice-loan.html
And here is a great article with a little bit about this and another $0 down mortgage from credit unions: http://www.cutimes.com/2013/03/14/two-credit-unions-offering-no-money-down-mortgages