Nevada Housing Division (NHD) Down Payment & Closing Cost Loan – Storey and Washoe County
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Maximum Assistance or Loan Amount
Eligible Properties
Maximum Sales Price
$367,974
Geographic Coverage
Storey County, Washoe County
Eligible Borrowers
Maximum Annual Household Income by Household Size
1-2 = $84,600, 3 or more = $98,700
Limitations
Eligible property types are New Construction or Existing, Single-Family residences. Must attend a 6-8 hour HUD approved approved homebuyer education course. Must be used in conjunction with NHD’s First Time Homebuyer Program first mortgages (FHA or VA financing )
Min Buyers Contribution
N/A
Home Buyer Education
Required
Maximum Assets Test
Not to exceed $5000 excluding retirement or pension accounts.
Purpose/Use of Assistance
Down payment and closing costs
Home Buyer Obligations
- Borrower must occupy property as primary residence.
Loan Terms
Product type
Financed 2nd mortgage
Repayment Terms of the Loan or Assistance
20-year amortizing, fixed-rate
Interest Rate of the Loan or Assistance
7.00%
Approved 1st Mortgage Products
FHA and VA only (Conventional first mortgage not eligible for DPA and RHS has suspended loan registrations)
May be combined with the following programs (if they also appear in these search results).
Incentives for Occupation
N/A
Special Needs Assistance
N/A
Special Requirements
N/A
Other Details
Date last updated by agency rep
2012-04-02
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