The Virginia Housing
Development Authority (VHDA) has been helping low and moderate income buyers
purchase their first homes in Virginia since 1973. Historically they have done this by offering
below market interest rates and 0 down home loans to purchasers who meet
maximum income requirements.
They are currently
offering mortgage credit certificates. A
mortgage credit certificate allows a homeowner to take a tax deduction equal
to 20% of the interest paid as a tax credit as opposed to a tax deduction. This makes the after tax cost of homeownership lower.
For example:
In Northern Virginia
the annual income limits for a household of 1 or 2 people is $121,900. For a household of 3 or more, the income
limit is $142,300.
This program can be
combined with Down Payment Assistance grants (though lower income limits apply).
Jeff Divack is the contributor of this article and prides himself on building his business with strong lifelong relationships and educating his clients on the mortgage process and the wide range of loan options that are available.
Contact Jeff Divack, Senior VP Intercoastal Mortgage
Cell: 703.867.5644
jeffd@icmtg.com
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