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As of 11/09/09
FHOP
has been extended! If you have visited our site recently or received
information from us about the Florida Homebuyer Opportunity Program (FHOP),
but did not think you could meet the November 30th deadline, it has been
extended into 2010! Some funding is still available, so if you
would like to take advantage of this program that advances the $8,000
federal tax credit to you now so you can buy a home, please have your lender
register funds for you!
Lenders
Register FHOP Funds Here....
You may have an annual household income up to
$75,000 if you are single, or up to $150,000 if married and potentially
qualify for FHOP. AND we are able to provide even more assistance (up to
$22,000 total in some cases) for lower income buyers.
PLEASE NOTE: In November 2009 when
the federal tax credit program was renewed, the income limits were
increased. THE INCREASED LIMITS DO NOT APPLY TO THE STATE FUNDED FHOP
PROGRAM! Also, we are not participating in the new $6,500 credit for
long-time residents that is now part of the federal extension.) The Florida legislature did not fund the SHIP
program for 2009 that is normally used to assist low and moderate income
buyers with down payment and closing cost assistance, but to see if FHOP is
an option for you, click on the link below.
More Info Here for Buyers....-
Certain restrictions apply. As with all our programs, funds are limited, and
are subject to final availability and approval by the local governments.
The federal government also authorized a new
program called the Neighborhood Stabilization Program (NSP) that is
launching now in Polk County. Homes are being purchased in targeted
communities throughout the county and will be fully rehabilitated for sale
to low and moderate income homebuyers. Get more info on NSP including
a listing of properties as they become available at
www.polkhousing.com/.
New Homes for Sale!
785 Childs Ave, Bartow

Price Reduced!
MORTGAGE ONLY $69,500
Assistance is available now for these
homes and some prices have recently been reduced and/or more assistance has
been made available. Mortgages now around $70,000 - $89,000, and
sometimes even lower.*
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