TDHCA Bond 77 -Just in time to fill the void that the homebuyer tax credit will be leaving…

by John McClellan on April 28, 2010

On May 3 the TDHCA will roll out a new bond program to assist buyers with their down payment when purchasing a home.  “Bond 77″  is its largest allotment to date and is purported to be $500 million in funds.  This program will be released just in time to fill the void left behind by the home-buyer tax credit expiring April 30. With liberal income limits available to existing home buyers and first-time home buyers alike, this affordable alternative for down payment will surely be a hit.   Below I have listed some of the major guidelines.  For more information feel free to email me at John.McClellan@SupremeLending.com.

TDHCA Bond 77

  • Released first part of May 2010 – first closings in June
  • $500,000,000 allocated first come, first serve

Income limits:  YES

  • Targeted areas:  1-2 persons = $87,960 / 3+ persons = $ 102,620
  • Non- targeted areas:  1-2 persons = $73,300 / 3+ persons = $84,295

Acquisition limits:  Yes

  • Targeted areas:  $316,177
  • Non- targeted areas:  $258,690

First-time home buyers only:  Maybe

  • Targeted areas:  first-time home buyers OR previous homeowners
  • Non- targeted areas:  first-time home buyers only

Down payment:  Yes (assisted)

  • “Silent” 2nd lien
  • No interest
  • No payments
  • Balloons in year 30

Targeted Area definition:  A Targeted Area is a census tract in which 70% or more of the families have incomes that are 80% or less of the statewide median income or an area of chronic economic distress.

For more information about this exciting program call me at 512-279-1150 or email me at John.McClellan@SupremeLending.com

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{ 5 comments… read them below or add one }

Ralph Bell April 28, 2010 at 6:13 pm

John,
Great news indeed.  What is the amount that can be borrowed for closing costs?
Ralph Bell, REALTOR
ZipRealty

rae leskowitz May 1, 2010 at 4:22 pm

I may call you. But 1st I am going to use the 70/80 percent guideline to find the
place I want to buy.

Kris Colquette May 6, 2010 at 11:53 am

Thanks for putting the information out there!  Good to see Supreme Lending offering new products all the time.  Thanks John!

Robert Newman May 6, 2010 at 4:46 pm

John, we have offices in Texas and Los Angeles and we are buying REO’s in California primarily.  Most of our homes are for first time buyers and sell from $200,000-300,000.

Will this program help our company?  Thanks, Robert Newman  1-818-906-0608

jonathan daniel May 7, 2010 at 8:35 am

great article, john.  i hope no one tries to steal your content.

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