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LOW-INCOME HOME LOANS

Find a low-income home loan that fits your homeownership goals.

  • checkmark iconLow down payment options
  • checkmark iconFlexible credit requirements
  • checkmark iconReduced mortgage insurance
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Why choose AmeriSave for a low-income home loan?

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  • Get Personalized Loan Options
    Get Personalized Loan Options

    See your best loan options with technology that analyzes your finances in real time.

  • Flexible Loans And Terms
    Flexible Loans And Terms

    Pick the right loan and term that helps you achieve your unique homeownership goals.

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    Close Your Loan Quickly

    Get approved and funded quickly, so you can enjoy your new financial freedom.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Some of the best loan programs for low-income buyers include HomeReady® and Home Possible® mortgages. These offer low down payments and flexible credit requirements. Depending on your financial situation, FHA and conventional mortgage loans can work for some borrowers.

You may qualify for a HomeReady® mortgage if your income is 80% or less of the AMI and you meet specific credit and down payment requirements. Use AmeriSave’s tools or speak with a loan officer to check your eligibility and explore your mortgage loan options.

A HomeReady® mortgage is a Fannie Mae-backed loan for low-to-moderate-income borrowers. It features low down payments (as little as 3%), reduced mortgage insurance, and flexible credit guidelines to make homeownership more accessible. This loan is ideal for first-time home buyers[SA1] or multi-generational households.

Freddie Mac’s Home Possible® loan program helps low-to-moderate-income borrowers afford a home. It also offers low down payments (as low as 3%) and flexible credit terms. This is a great option for buyers who need co-borrowers or who want to maximize affordability.

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