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Income cap
Yes
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Mortgage insurance
Yes
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Down payment as low as
3.5%
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Yes
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Income cap
Yes
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Mortgage insurance
Yes
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Down payment as low as
3.5%
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Yes
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Frequently asked questions
ONE+ has an income cap – also called an Area Median Income (AMI) requirement. That means you may qualify if your income is below a certain percentage of the AMI where you want to buy a home.
You can check your income using this look-up tool, but we encourage you to apply or chat with a Home Loan Expert. It’s the best way to find out which income guidelines apply to you. Even if your income doesn’t qualify, we could have other low down payment options for you.
Yes, you can put down as much as 2.99% of the purchase price, and we’ll still cover an additional 2% down.
You might decide to put down more than 1% to lower your monthly mortgage payment, or you could decide to go with the lowest down payment and use the funds for closing costs. We’ll help you figure out which strategy is best for you.
Whether you’re starting to look at homes or you’ve just made an offer, begin the approval process. You can do that by applying online or talking to a Home Loan Expert.