Table of Contents The NACA Program The Neighborhood Assistance Corporation of America (NACA) was built for individuals with limited assets and/or bad credit. The NACA program is a nonprofit homeownership and advocacy organization that is designed to assist homebuyers challenged with the credit and initial capital needed to buy a home. NACA offers attractive loans below market interest rates...
Understanding the Home Purchase Agreement Program (HPAP) The Home Purchase Assistance Program (HPAP) facilitates residents in the home buying process and makes their goals of ownership attainable. Let’s take a look at what this program has to offer and who is eligible for it. Where is there a better place to live the American Dream than in the nation’s capital itself? Washington, DC is a...
Considering a VA Loan A VA loan is a major benefit to eligible service members, veterans, and their surviving spouses. The VA loan will allow you to qualify for low cost financing and can even include those without stellar credit. Regardless of credit or borrower risk, VA loans provide a flexible tool to help get you in your home. Understanding how a VA loan works can get you into a...
While the prospect of buying a home can seem daunting and unattainable at first, you’ll soon realize that there are many programs designed to make home ownership more accessible. If you’re looking to buy a home in Washington, DC, you may have heard of DC Open Doors. What is DC Open Doors? DC Open Doors is a homeownership program created by the DC Housing Finance Agency in Washington, DC...