American Family Funds runs a non-profit charity called The Dove Foundation. This charity offers down payment and/or closing cost assistance to home buyers with FHA home loans and to those pre-approved for FHA loans.

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American Family Funds runs a non-profit charity called The Dove Foundation. This charity offers down payment and/or closing cost assistance to home buyers with FHA home loans and to those pre-approved for FHA loans. The program features:

• A simple application. (Your loan officer will complete the paperwork).
• No income requirements or credit investigation.
• Unlimited down payment assistance and/or closing costs.
• Down payment money made available at the time of settlement.
• Amounts range between 3% and 6% of the contract price of a house. Depending on your need or other factors your specific terms may vary.

Ask your loan officer for details on American Family Funds, down payment assistance programs, or how to make an offer contingent on the use of the AFF program. The seller must participate in the program and like most down payment assistance plans, the seller must pay a small fee. No fees are required of the buyer.

Additional Information:

Since this program is no longer available, we recommend that you get pre-approved for a low down payment FHA home loan.

FHA LOAN QUESTION # 15   [ -more FHA questions- ]

Q: What is mortgage insurance?

A: Mortgage insurance is a policy that protects lenders against some or most of the losses that result from defaults on home mortgages. it's required primarily for borrowers making a down payment of less than 20%.

First time home buyers purchasing a home with an FHA loan or going through a HUD-approved charitable agency can use their 2009 First Time Homebuyer's Tax Credit to make their downpayment. Down payment assistance programs allowed the seller and charitable organizations to contribute towards the closing costs and down payment of FHA loans.