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Ohfa Homebuyer Program | Ohio Housing Finance Agency

2600 Corporate Exchange Drive, Suite 300, Columbus, OH 43231

Designated Parking.

Eligibility

Applicants for the First-Time Homebuyer Program must meet OHFA income limits, and properties must meet purchase price limits which vary by city and town. Qualifications for an OHFA loan, the applicant must also: - Be a first-time homebuyer - someone who has not owned or had an ownership interest in his/her principal residence in the last three (3) years - or be a qualified military Veteran. - Be creditworthy. The credit score for borrowers not using OHFA Down Payment Assistance must equal at least 620 or higher. The credit score for borrowers using OHFA Down Payment Assistance must equal at least 640 or higher. - Have a signed Purchase and Sales Agreement for a qualifying property in a target area. Call for further details regarding qualifying properties in target areas. - Qualify for the loan being requested. Lenders will assess applicant's ability to afford a home by considering income, assets, job stability, liabilities, and other criteria.

Required documents

Will be requested as needed.

Hours

Same as site hours.
https://www.myohiohome.org
[email protected]

Languages

None.

Application process

Call the office or visit the website at www.myohiohome.org for more information, to find a local Ohio Housing Finance Agency (OHFA) approved lender and current interest rates.

Fees

No fee to apply. Offers mortgages at a fixed-rate which must be paid by the borrower.

Service area

Ohio

Description

Offers 30-year, fixed-rate Federal Housing Administration (FHA), VA, USDA-Rural Development, and conventional mortgage loans for first-time homebuyers who meet income and purchase price limits.

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Providing organization

Ohio Housing Finance Agency

Offers affordable housing opportunities for Ohioans. Provides access to financial resources for the development and management of affordable, safe, and sanitary housing. Serve first-time homebuyers and other populations who otherwise might not be able to afford quality housing.