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ENewsChannels NEWS: -- Down Payment Resource (DPR), the housing industry's leading technology for connecting home buyers with homebuyer assistance programs, today announced it has onboarded six mortgage lenders this September. DPR's expanded client base includes Elevations Credit Union, Embrace Home Loans, Homeowners Financial Group, HomeStreet Bank, RWM Home Loans and a regional bank. This significant milestone reflects the growing need for solutions that promote accessible and sustai...

Six mortgage lenders inked deals with Down Payment Resource in September to support homebuyers with affordable pathways to homeownership

Home buyers are posting smaller down payments in most housing markets since home prices peaked in Q4 2022 and are falling through 2023. Here we break down the average down payment for a house by state.

“I dance like people wish they weren't watching.” Someone sure is watching, and counting, empty houses. Lack of available housing inventory has helped keep housing costs high throughout many of the nation’s big cities, but nearly 5.5 million homes sit vacant across the nation’s 50 largest metropolitan areas. The average vacancy rate across these 50 metros is 7.22 percent, with New Orleans (13.9 percent), Miami (12.7 percent), and Tampa (12.2 percent) having th...

PARKERSBURG — The purpose of a luncheon organized Thursday by Parkersburg City Councilwoman Wendy Tuck and the Circles Campaign of the Mid-Ohio Valley was t

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What's The Catch? Assumable Rate Mortgages Allow You To Buy A Home At 3% In A 7% Environment

The Ladder Up program is part of a Department of Justice settlement into redlining allegations made against the Los Angeles bank.

The Ladder Up program is part of a Department of Justice settlement into redlining allegations made against the Los Angeles bank.

The Ladder Up program is part of a Department of Justice settlement into redlining allegations made against the Los Angeles bank.