INB Now Offering $6,000 in Downpayment Assistance for Homebuyers
"Working with IHDA Mortgage allows INB to make homeownership a reality for people who might otherwise never be able to own a home," said INB VP, Mortgage Sales Manager
According to IHDA, nearly 10% of all first-time homebuyers use IHDA Mortgage products to help receive the additional leverage needed to bridge the gap of homeownership. IHDAccess Forgivable is for both first-time and repeat homebuyers and offers a very competitive interest rate to help keep costs down over the length of the mortgage.
IHDAccess Forgivable highlights include:
- 4% of the purchase price up to
$6,000 in assistance for down payment and closing costs, forgiven monthly over 10 years – it does not have to be repaid; - 30-year, fixed rate mortgage with an affordable interest rate; and
- Available to first-time and repeat homebuyers statewide.
Borrowers must meet these eligibility requirements:
- Meet the household income and purchase price limits;
- Have a credit score of at least 640;
- Property must be in located in
Illinois ; - Contribute
$1,000 or 1% of the purchase price, whichever is greater; - Live in the home as primary residence; and
- Complete homeownership counseling prior to close (online and in-person options available).
Interested homeowners can learn more about IHDAccess Forgivable by contacting any INB mortgage lender.
About INB, N.A. – INB is a privately held national bank. Founded in 1999 in
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SOURCE INB, N.A.
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