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FREE DOWN PAYMENT ASSISTANCE AND GRANTS ARE NOW AVAILABLE FOR NC RESIDENTS TO HELP YOU BUY A HOME!

FREE DOWN PAYMENT ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS ARE NOW AVAILABLE IN NORTH CAROLINA FOR QUALIFIED HOME BUYERS!

If your income or the need for down payment assistance has kept you out of the housing market, our home buyer programs can give you the boost you need to own a piece of the “American Dream”!

If you need help with the down payment and closing costs, you may qualify for interest-free, deferred, forgivable second mortgages up to 3% of your down payment or other benefits by using a Qualified Realtor / Broker and Lender, or other assistance programs!

Our Real Estate firm, New Home Buyers Brokers and Realty Pros is one of the qualified Brokers in North Carolina who has the knowledge and experience to help you get FREE Down Payment Assistance to stop throwing your money way in rent and to help you buy the home of your dreams! To see if you qualify for one of the programs, call: Kristen Haynes, Broker In Charge, GC, CMRS at New Home Buyers Brokers: 704-905-4062 (Direct) or 1-877-372-2252 (Toll Free).

”Helping You Find Your Way HOME”!

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Here are some of the available programs that you may qualify for:

The N.C. Home Advantage Mortgage™ offers competitive interest rates along with down payment assistance and reduced PMI rates to save you money on your mortgage payment every month, on top of the down payment, which is up to 3% of the mortgage loan amount for FHA borrowers (which normally will cover almost all of the required down payment), and 2% for Conventional borrowers. This down payment is fully forgiven after 15 years. This can be combined with the Mortgage Credit Certificate, for a “double home buyer bonus”!

The Mortgage Credit Certificate (MCC) enables first-time buyers to save up to $2,000 a year on their federal taxes.
For both first-time and move-up home buyers, the NC Home Advantage Mortgage™ provides qualified individuals with stable, fixed-rate mortgages and down payment assistance up to 5% of the loan amount. Even better, repayment of the down payment is required only if you sell, refinance or transfer your home before year 15—the down payment assistance is forgiven at 20% per year after 10 years in the home.
As an added bonus, if you are a first-time buyer or a military veteran, you may also be eligible to combine this program with aMortgage Credit Certificate (MCC) to increase your savings even more! We offer these products statewide through participating lenders.

The House Charlotte Program provides 10-year, deferred, forgivable loans to qualified Funds can be used to cover your down payment, closing costs, as well as for interest rate buy downs.

NACA provides credit counseling services, home ownership classes and grants for those who qualify.

The Good Neighbor Next Door Program is a federal housing program administered by HUD, for Police Officers, Firefighters, EMTs, and K-12 Teachers that offers up to a 50 % discount on the appraisal value of homes in specially designated “revitalization areas”, as well as “One Hundred Dollar Down” homes that qualify for FHA financing.

The N.C. Home Advantage Mortgage™

Available with 30-year, fixed rate FHA, VA, USDA and conventional mortgages, the N.C. Home Advantage Mortgage™ is a perfect match for buyers looking for safe, affordable financing. The mortgages offer competitive interest rates, lower PMI and MIP mortgage insurance rates (saving you more in your mortgage payment every month in MIP and PMI fees), AS WELL AS the FREE down payment assistance. These programs can be STACKED with other assistance programs for eligible borrowers (Charlotte Housing Partnership or NACA funds, VA loans, or other programs and grants available statewide in North Carolina.

Repayment is required only if you sell, refinance or transfer the home before year 15 of the loan – the down payment assistance is forgiven at 20% per year after you live in the home for 10 years, and fully forgiven at 15 years.

For more information on the Home Advantage Mortgage, click here: http://www.nchfa.com/home-buyers/interest-rates

Am I Eligible For The NC Home Advantage Mortgage With Down Payment Assistance?

You may be eligible for an N.C. Home Advantage Mortgage™ if:

you are buying a new or existing home;
you are a first-time OR a move-up buyer;
you buy a home in North Carolina and occupy it within 60 days of closing (this is not for investors who will not occupy the residence as their principal home;
you don’t exceed the income limits for the person on the loan (not the entire household, as in MCC);
you are applying for a FHA, USDA, VA or conventional loan through a Participating Lender and meet the sales price limits of the loan type;
you are a legal resident of the United States, and;
your credit score meets the basic requirements for the program.
If you choose an FHA, VA, or USDA loan, you will get 3 % towards your down payment. With conventional loans, you will receive 2 % towards your down payment.
The down payment can be “stacked” with other federal and state programs and with additional seller concessions towards closing costs, if you qualify, Seller concessions are limited to 3 % with Conventional loans, and up to 6 % with FHA loans.
Click the link below to see if you qualify via the income limits in your area: http://www.nchfa.com/home-buyers/income-limits

What Properties Are Eligible For This Free ‘Down Payment Assistance’ Program?

New and previously owned single family homes
Townhouses
Condominiums*
Duplexes*
Manufactured Homes (only new, never occupied, doublewide or greater manufactured homes on permanent foundations)*

*These property types are only available for FHA, VA and USDA loans, not conventional loans.

The Mortgage Credit Certificate (MCC)

If you are a first-time buyer and meet certain income and sales price limits, you may be eligible for a Mortgage Credit Certificate (MCC) worth up to $2,000 a year in tax savings. This federal tax credit can lower your income-tax liability, dollar-for-dollar, leaving you more money to use toward your mortgage. If you qualify, you will be able to claim 30% of the interest you pay on your mortgage if you purchase an existing home or 50% of the interest for a new home (never occupied) – up to $2,000 for every year you live in your home – as a tax credit on your federal income taxes.

MCCs can be combined with the N.C. Home Advantage Mortgage™ and other “stacked, eligible programs”, increasing the savings on your new home – as well as with any other qualifying lender mortgage program, including some adjustable rate mortgages.

How Does The MCC program work?

Suppose you qualify for an MCC and obtain a 30-year, 4% fixed-rate mortgage of $97,000 for the purchase of an existing home (not new construction). The first year’s interest payment is approximately $3,880. The MCC allows you to take a federal income tax credit of $1,164 ($3,880 x 30%) for that year.

If your federal income tax liability is $1,164 or more after you have taken all other credits and deductions, you receive the entire benefit of the MCC tax credit – $1,164. In figuring your taxes, you also claim a deduction for the remaining 70% of your mortgage interest.

If your federal income tax liability is less than $1,164—for example, $800—your tax is reduced by only $800 that year. However, the remaining credit can be claimed on tax returns for the next three years, if tax liability increases. Note that depending on your individual tax situation, the MCC may not always provide a tax credit benefit to you in a given year depending on your overall tax liability.

You can receive an immediate benefit from your MCC tax credit by filing a revised W-4 (Employee’s Withholding Allowance Certificate) with your employer. In this example, your federal income tax liability would be reduced by $97 a month ($1,164 ÷ 12). The extra $97 increases your take-home pay and helps make your house payments affordable.

The House Charlotte Program

Who Is Eligible For The House Charlotte Program?

Families with incomes that are 110% or less of the HUD Area Median Income are eligible for assistance. Participants must complete a pre-purchase homebuyer education program. The home must be a family’s primary residence and be located in one of designated House Charlotte eligible areas. Maximum purchase price of home is $155,000.

How The Program Works:

You must use a Registered Broker / Realtor and Lender to find and finance a home. Banks apply for the program on behalf of qualified buyers. To find out if you are qualified, contact your approved Broker / Realtor, who can also set you up with an approved lender.

The selected home must be located in one of the approved Charlotte Neighborhood Statistical Areas (NSAs). Each Charlotte neighborhood is further broken down into Neighborhood Profile Areas. To determine if the property of interest is eligible, and address search must be completed through the mapping application. Generally, these homes are located in disadvantaged areas that are “up and coming” but still have some growing to do.

Once your Realtor finds you a house in an eligible area, you will then ask your approved lender to apply for the House Charlotte program. You also must complete a homebuyer education program. In order to register for a home buying course, buyers may contact the Community Link or any other HUD-approved Counseling Agency to register for the program. There are income limits and area limits to be approved for this program.

Provides funding up to $5,000 for families with income above 80% AMI, up to 110% Area Median Income (AMI)House Charlotte Program Image.
Provides funding up to $7,500 for families with income at or below 80% (AMI)
Provides funding up to $10,000 for families with income at or below 60% AMI in select House Charlotte areas.
Provides funding up to $10,000 for buyers who are employed as sworn CMPD police officers. This is a 5-year deferred, forgivable loan.

NACA:

The Neighborhood Assistance Corporation of America (“NACA”) is a non-profit, community advocacy and homeownership organization. NACA’s primary goal is to build strong, healthy neighborhoods in urban and rural areas nationwide through affordable homeownership.

NACA has made the dream of home ownership a reality for thousands of working people by counseling them honestly and effectively, enabling even those with poor credit to purchase a home or refinance a predatory loan with far better terms than those provided even in the prime market.

The NACA homeownership program is one answer to the huge subprime and predatory lending industry. NACA has conclusively shown that when working people get the benefit of a prime rate loan, they can resolve their financial problems, make their mortgage payments and become prime borrowers. NACA’s track record of helping people who have credit problems become homeowners or refinance out of a predatory loan debunks the myth that high rates and fees are necessary to compensate for their “credit risk.”

NACA has access to billions of dollars of mortgage funds for primarily low- and moderate-income people and people purchasing in low to moderate-income communities.

Eligibility and Program Details:

Purchase and Rehab loans

DOWN PAYMENT: None

CLOSING COSTS: None (paid by lender)

INTEREST RATE: One percent below the prime market rate

Current Interest rate: 30 year fixed (as of )

BUY-DOWN: Funds to Permanently Reduce Interest Rate

One percent of mortgage amount reduces interest rate by one quarter of a percent (.25%). This is a tremendous added benefit.

APPLICATION FEE: None (paid by lender)

POINTS & FEES: None (paid by lender)

Lender Grants: Lenders with NACA provide a grant for low and moderate income (“LMI”) homebuyers and those purchasing in LMI communities that matches a down payment with funds for an additional buy-down. You must become a member, attend Home Counseling sessions and the property must be located in a NACA, Urban Designated Housing area to utilize this program. You lso must use a NACA approved lender and Realtor / Broker.

CREDIT HISTORY:

Perfect Credit Not Required

Member’s personal payment history evaluated without consideration of his/her credit score.

P.M.I.: (Private Mortgage Insurance) None

Membership: (Neighborhood Stabilization Fund) None

OTHER TERMS: No yield spread premium; No pre-payment penalty; No balloon payment; No required credit life, or other unnecessary or overpriced insurance.

The Good Neighbor Next Door Program:

Law enforcement officers, pre-Kindergarten through 12th grade teachers and firefighters/emergency medical technicians can contribute to community revitalization while becoming homeowners through HUD’s Good Neighbor Next Door Sales Program. HUD offers a substantial incentive in the form of a discount of 50% from the list price of the home. In return you must commit to live in the property for 36 months as your sole residence.

How the Program Works:

Eligible Single Family homes located in revitalization areas are listed exclusively for sales through the Good Neighbor Next Door Sales program. Properties are available for purchase through the program for seven days.

How to Participate in The Good Neighbor Next Door Program:

Call a HUD- Approved Broker in North Carolina who will help you check the available listings for your state. Follow the instructions from your Realtor to submit your interest in purchasing a specific home. If more than one person submits on a single home a selection will be made by random lottery. You must meet the requirements for a law enforcement officer, teacher, firefighter or emergency medical technician and comply with HUD’s regulations for the program.

Eligibility Details:

This program is only available to Police Officers, Firefighters, EMT’s, and K-12 Teachers.

Those buyers can get a 50 percent discount off the HUD appraised value of a home in specially designated ares. For example, if HUD lists a home at $100,000, you can buy it for $50,000 provided, you occupy the home as your personal residence for the required occupancy period. If you qualify for any FHA-insured mortgage program, your down payment is only $100 and you may finance closing costs.

You must live in the home for 36 months after the purchase.

The program is available for those with cash or using Conventional, FHA, VA financing.

This program can be “stacked” and combined with FHA financing (even with 203 K or 203 B “Rehab” loans.

If the buyer uses and qualifies for FHA financing, they also might qualify for the “$100 Down Payment” plan. Call your Realtor to see what you qualify for and what is available on the market with this $100.00 Down Payment program (areas are limited).

HUD requires that you sign a second mortgage and note for the discount amount. No interest or payments are required on this “silent second” provided that you fulfill the three-year occupancy requirement.

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BUYING A HOME IS NOW 38 % CHEAPER THAN RENTING

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Buying A Home Is Now 38% Cheaper Than Renting

Is renting or buying a better financial bet? Every six months, Trulia’s chief economist Jed Kolko runs the numbers to answer that question and help you stay on top of the trends. So what does Trulia’s Winter 2014 Rent vs. Buy Report tell us? Although the gap between renting and buying is narrowing across the U.S., homeownership is still 38% cheaper than renting.

Homeownership remains cheaper than renting nationally and in all of the 100 largest metro areas according to Trulia TRLA -2.21%’s latest Winter Rent vs. Buy report. Rising mortgage rates and home prices have narrowed the gap over the past year, though rates have recently dropped and price gains are slowing. Now, at a 30-year fixed rate of 4.5%, buying is 38% cheaper than renting nationally, versus being 44% cheaper one year ago.

Will renting become cheaper than buying soon? Some markets might tip in favor of renting this year as prices continue to rise faster than rents and if – as most economists expect – mortgage rates rise, due both to the strengthening economy and Fed tapering.

For each metro, the economists identified the mortgage rate “tipping point” at which renting becomes cheaper than buying, given current prices and rents. If rates rise, Honolulu would become the first metro to tip, at a mortgage rate of 5.0%. San Jose and San Francisco would also tip before rates reach 6%. But those are the extreme markets. Nationally, rates would have to rise to 10.6% for renting to be cheaper than buying – and rates haven’t been that high since 1989.

The rent versus buy math is different in each local market. Buying ranges from being just 5% cheaper than renting in Honolulu to being 66% cheaper than renting in Detroit. But even for a specific market, like ours here in Charlotte, NC, the cost of buying versus renting is cheaper- especially with interest rates hovering around 4.50 %! In the Carolinas, we hover somewhere in the 20% range, (cheaper to buy than to rent), with urban cities like Charlotte, or Raleigh, NC leading the surge.

The bottom line: Buying Beats Renting Until Mortgage Rates Hit 10.6%

Even though prices increased in most markets over the past year, low mortgage rates have kept homeownership from becoming more expensive than renting. Also, in some markets, like San Francisco and Seattle, rents have risen sharply; rising rents hurt affordability relative to incomes, but rising rents make buying look cheaper in comparison.

Thanks, Trulia, for all of the good data. But, really, what does it mean to me personally?

Here’s a Realtor’s take on all of this data:

Non-withstanding all the numbers, above, I am going to add some other wrinkles to the equation for you to think about when measuring the equation.

When you rent a home, you don’t get any of the benefits of home ownership- which would be mortgage deduction, which can be substantial, as well as the ability to write off the majority of your property taxes. Don’t kid yourself- if you are renting, you still pay these “fees”, but it’s in the form of rent (your landlord is covering those costs in the rental of the unit- and the landlord is the one who now benefits from the write offs,- not you)!

For argument’s sake- let’s assume that you are comparing renting a 1400 square foot, 3 bedroom, 2 ½ bath condo in Uptown Charlotte, that rents for the market rental rate of $1700.00- versus purchasing a 2300 square foot, 4 bedroom, 2 ½ bath home in the same area of Charlotte, NC, priced at $260,000.

The home sales price that you and your Realtor negotiate for the home ends up being $250,000 (and in the Charlotte, NC and Charleston, SC markets, the seller may even kick in additional money towards closing costs and a warranty, on top of the money off of the sales price, depending on what else you are asking for in the offer. Closing costs in our area generally range somewhere between 2 to 3 % of the loan value- usually with a max contribution of no more than 6 % from the seller).

You can use the free mortgage calculator on our website and check the estimated payment on any loan amount by clicking on: http://www.newhomesnc-sc.com/mortgage/calculator. Keep in mind that this will not take into account any closing costs that you or the seller pay towards your loan, which will be on top of your down payment.

Okay, so you found a couple of great options. You looked at your finances, got pre-approved by a local lender, ran the mortgage calculator to get a comfort level for what you can realistically afford, and have decided that IF you buy a place, you are going to put down a 10 % down payment. You decided that if you decide buy versus rent, you will plan on getting a fixed rate, 30 year loan, currently at 4.50 %- this with no points (which is a fancy term for extra money paid to the lender to buy down the interest rate).

Here’s how the math works: Assuming you are in a 34 % tax bracket (this changes with your income level, so check with your accountant if you are not sure), here’s how it breaks down as a comparison:

For a home worth $250,000 with a 30 year, fixed rate loan of 4.50 % and a 10 % down payment, vs. renting a similar place for $1700 a month in rent:

Sales Price of Home: $250,000.00 *See Note, below

– Down payment of 10 %: -$25,000.00

= Financed/ Mortgage Amount of: $225,000.00

If you are obtaining a mortgage, here’s your PITI (Principal, Interest, Taxes and insurance), or total housing payment, based on a $225,000.00 mortgage for 30 years @ 4.50 %, assuming you have a tax bracket of 34%:

Principal and interest: $1140.00

Taxes (City of Charlotte): $267.50

Homeowner’s Insurance: $28.00

Total Monthly House Payment: $1687.50

Note: In the above example, the property taxes are based on the tax value or sales price of $250,000.00, The principal and interest are based on the lower, mortgage financed amount of $225,000.

Now, here’s the fun part, and what most people miss when looking dollar for dollar at renting versus buying:

You can write off a BIG portion of your mortgage payment and taxes, so this is how it compares, financially speaking. Here’s how to figure it out:

STEP ONE: Take your Principal and Interest payment and multiply times your tax bracket- in this case, $1140.00 x 34 %. That figure is: $387.60.

STEP TWO: Subtract the $387.60 from the P & I of $1140.00, which equals $752.40

STEP THREE: Take your Property Taxes and multiply times 98 (since you can write off only 98 % of your taxes). That figure, using our example, above, is $262.15. That you write off and take off as a debt. That’s all of your property taxes, less a difference of – $5.35 per month. That leaves you with a write-off for taxes in the amount of $262.15.

STEP FOUR: Subtract the amount of taxes that you cannot write off from the total monthly tax bill, which is the $5.35, and add it to your revised monthly Principal and Interest. That means taking the $752.40 and adding $5.35, the portion that you cannot write off and have to pay for, (just like rent)- for a total of $757.75.

So, by breaking it down, you can see that your actual payment for the home is really more like $757.75, compared to what “seemed” like the cheaper option of renting a home for $1700.00!

Renting a Home– Monthly Payment- Actual Cost: $1700.00

Buying a Home– Monthly Payment- Actual Cost: $757.75

Monthly Difference / Savings to buy your home, versus renting one: + $942.25

This is NOT a “slash in the pan”, trick of hand game to convince you to buy a home. It is the ACTUAL SCENARIO, using REAL MATH, and the tax benefits that are available to all of us in the United States of America- and it’s a classic example of why many people BUY instead of RENT a home.

Of course, on TOP of all of this good news, most economists agree that since the housing crash first hit in late 2007, we have hit the “bottom of the barrel”, statistically speaking, of downward trends in housing prices in most markets, nationwide.

Home prices are starting to trend upward in a major way- which means that if you rent for another year or two, you may be paying 20 % (or more) for the same, exact home!

Any accountant will tell you that anything that appreciates in value positively adds to your overall financial well-being, and therefore, contributes to your bottom line. A car is generally a depreciating asset, unless you are a collector. A house is historically an appreciable asset (depending on what you buy it for and what you sell it for- sometimes even taking a loss can helps you, tax wise). A good general rule of thumb is to buy your home if you feel that you are going to be in the home long enough for it to make sense for you to not rent (ie, two to seven years), so you can take advantage of the mortgage deductions, home appreciation and tax advantages when you sell.

Now, if you are not sure that you want to stay in your current job or city or don’t want the hassle of home ownership (paying out of pocket for repairs), then maybe buying a home is not for you.

However, keep in mind, that there are Home Warranty companies that can take care of a service call for $65.00 a trip. You will pay for a yearly policy (they run about $369.00 per year in our market), and you can use it for most repairs that come up, with that trip charge as your only additional cash outlay. For example, the water heater stops working or the dishwasher needs repair. When you rent, it is obviously your landlord’s responsibility to repair anything mechanical or structural that breaks down. But, remember, HE is the one pocketing the tax and mortgage interest deductions savings every month and every year, so he probably has wiggle room in there for repairs!

And, true, in the above scenario, you have to come up with a down payment. If you qualify, though, are plenty of lower down payment options out there. You may qualify for a zero down or reduced, FHA down payment (currently 3.50 %). If you are a law enforcement professional, and EMT, a teacher or a nurse, you may qualify for a $100 Down, Good Neighbor Next Door loan. If you buy a foreclosure, HUD or Bank REO home that is distressed and it needs repairs, you may qualify for a Streamlined 203 K FHA loan (to buy the home with a 3.50% down payment, PLUS, get money for future repairs). And, with most FHA loan programs, the down payment can even be a gift from a relative. See the link at: http://portal.hud.gov/hudportal/HUD?src=/program_offices/housing/sfh/reo/goodn/gnndabot

No matter what type of financing you choose, if you buy the house in the above scenario for $250,000, and you sell it in five years for $300,000, you just made $50,000- or $10,000.00 a year. In today’s environment, making $10,000 per year on an initial investment of only $25,000 (the cash / out of pocket down payment in the scenario, above) is very difficult to do, even with a safe investment like a bank CD! You certainly won’t make that at the current market investment rate of 2 percent!

How about EVEN MORE good news? When you sell that house to move up to buy a bigger one, you get to WRITE OFF THE TAX / ie, PROFIT, without paying “Capital Gains taxes” on the transfer of the money (like you would if you sold shares of stock). That’s right- you can write off $250,000 (if filing separately), or $500,000 of the profit (if filing jointly / married)- ALL OF IT 100 % TAX FREE! You can do this, again and again- not just one time, like in the past! One caveat, though- you have to physically live in the home for 2 out of 5 years to use this tax advantage. It can’t be just a rental. Sure, you can rent it for three out of five years- but you have to actually live there for 2 years during that 5 year minimum time frame.

That’s a serious use of smart money that any one can take advantage of! See this article, brought to you by www.Bankrate.com, for an easy explanation of how to use the $250,000 / $500,000 exclusion: http://www.bankrate.com/finance/money-guides/home-sale-capital-gains-1.aspx

That’s it in a nutshell, folks! If you have any further questions or comments, feel free to comment or contact me to discuss how it applies to your specific situation.

Please note that we are not accountants or economists, and your situation may differ from the above scenario. But, generally, this is a good ‘rule of thumb” to use as a guide as to whether buying or renting is the best option for you.

Have questions or want to see what is available for sale in the Charlotte, NC or Charleston, SC areas? Contact me for a list of properties in your area:

Direct: 704-905-4062 or Toll-Free: 1-877-372-2252

Kristen Haynes, Realtor, BIC, GC, CMRS New Home Buyers Brokers / Realty Pros

Email: khaynes@newhomesnc-sc.com

Web: http://NewHomesNC-SC.com

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