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     • Does Vermont have a first-time home buyer program? Yes! It’s called the Vermont Homebuyer Program. Vermont offers a number of programs and packages for first time home buyers, including low interest loans, tax breaks, and down payment assistance.
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     8 Steps to Buying a House in Vermont (2024 Update)

2. themortgagereports.com › 91651Vermont First-Time Home Buyer: 2024 Programs and Grants

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   Oct 25, 2024 · If you’re a first-time home buyer in Vermont with a 20% down payment, you can get a conventional loan with a low interest rate. And you never have to pay for private mortgage insurance...

3. vhfa.org › homebuyersHomebuyers | VHFA.org - Vermont Housing Finance Agency

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   No first-time homebuyer requirement unless using a VHFA down payment assistance program. Income limits and first-time homebuyer requirements apply to borrowers and non-borrowing spouses. All programs are paired with an eligible 30-year purchase mortgage (Fannie, Freddie, FHA, Rd, VA).

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5. vhfa.org › homebuyers › faqFrequently asked questions | VHFA.org - Vermont Housing ...

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   • Who is VHFA and how can VHFA help me? Vermont Housing Finance Agency (VHFA) is a non-profit organization devoted to providing affordable housing options for eligible Vermonters.
   • Where do I start? All VHFA mortgage programs are available EXCLUSIVELY through VHFA Participating Lenders located throughout the state. VHFA does not accept applications for any VHFA mortgage programs.
   • Do all VHFA Participating Lenders offer the same programs at the same terms? Not all VHFA Participating Lenders offer all VHFA programs. However, the VHFA programs offered by each VHFA Participating Lender have the same terms, benefits and eligibility requirements.
   • What if my lender is not on the VHFA Participating Lender List? All VHFA mortgage programs are available EXCLUSIVELY through VHFA Participating Lenders located throughout the state.

6. www.rockethomes.com › blog › home-buyingA Guide For First-Time Home Buyers In VT - Rocket Homes

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   Jun 5, 2024 · Be a first-time home buyer in Vermont, unless you’re a buyer or buyer’s spouse who meets the VHFA requirement for veterans. Not exceed income limits, which is $100,000 – $140,000, depending on your household’s size and the county you live in.

7. vhfa.org › first-gen-programAre you a First Generation Homebuyer? | VHFA.org - Vermont ...

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   What is the Definition of a First Generation Homebuyer? To be eligible, all borrowers (people on the loan) and non-borrowing spouses (if any) must be true first-time homebuyers, and have less than $30,000 in combined liquid assets.

8. www.sofi.com › first-time-home-buyer-programs-inVermont First-Time Home Buying Assistance Programs ... - SoFi

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   The good news is, if you’re a first time home buyer in Vermont, there are state and federal programs to help you purchase your home. This home buying guide can help walk you through the process.

9. www.hickokandboardman.com › home-buying › vermontFirst-Time Homebuyers in Vermont - Coldwell Banker Hickok ...

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   Nov 13, 2024 · Vermont Relocation Guide. A few tips for 1st-time homebuyers. Be ready to for your home purchase, this article explains the homebuying process from finding a home, making an offer to closing on your new home and beyond.