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First Time Home Buyer Grants (Disabled Person)

DonaldinNV started this conversation
Aug 27, 2006

I am 44 and legally blind.  I & my parter work full-time and earn about 46,000 a year combined.

Are there any grant programs I would quality for to buy a small home or grants for a down-payment of one.  Homes I am interested in in Henderson NV are around 250,000.

Thanks,

Donald Bosso

dfbosso@aol.com

 

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marinedavet
Aug 31, 2011

 in response to rv1123...   YES, you can qualify under www.FHA.gov these people will work with and for you. Move to the Riverside County area, @ Cities: Wildomar, Lake Elsinore, Canyon Lake, Temecula, in these areas. CAUTION: Do NOT USE www.CaHBC.com no matter what they have to offer you. They are Full of s......This is my experience, it leaves a bad taste in my mouth. So will you guaranteed. Get Prequalified First. www.FHA.com ask for Joe Arquello or his Daughter Vanessa Arguello 866-8953 Ext 6323 Fax: 866-663-1768 Email: varquelloloans@yahoo.com First Mortgage Corporation State Wide. PASS THIS ON PLEASE!!!! This message goes for ALL DISABLED PERSONS.
marinedavet

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marinedavet
Aug 31, 2011
For all your Disabled persons, whom are fighting for legally blind rights and assistance, please go to http:// www.disabillity.gov/ this is a government run website, for ALL Americans fighting or having rights under the U.S. Disability act.Good Luck and God Bless.

marinedavet
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ekikaseven
Aug 31, 2011
 in response to marinedavet...   Thank you so much for the invite.
I am just elated for you.
And more so, I really appreciate you for letting me know your good news. So many times I give people advice or tell them where assistance may be available & never hear back from them.

You are truly a special person.

May many blessings come your way.
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marinedavet
Aug 31, 2011
 in response to ekikaseven...   Hey, you are welcome anytime at my fire, as the saying goes in the old west. I will show you, how it's done.
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ekikaseven
Aug 29, 2011
 in response to marinedavet...   Hi there,

Due to the hurricane we have been without internet for the last few days. I am just now getting it back.

Oh, I am so HAPPY for you.
Wow, all that house for that amount!!!
I'm jealous. LOL
I wish I could come & see it too.
Pool & a jacuzzi, you hit the jackpot.
And, monthly payments only $650. Thats more than a blessing.
We would gladly exchange house notes with you ANY day. LOL

I am more than happy for you. Especially, a fellow disabled veteran.

Thanks for letting me know this.

God bless you.
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marinedavet
Aug 28, 2011
 in response to ekikaseven...   Thank you ekikaseven I have done this already, and purchased my home, for $170.000
4BdRms,3Bath,Loft,familyroom, Den, Pool/Jacuzzi, Woodfloor through out, Exempt PMI,
Exempt Property Taxes, $8000.00 cash in hand after close of escrow, $650.00 monthly
Mortgage payment. Wish you could come down and see my home purchase. Marinedavet. Bless you....
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ekikaseven
May 21, 2011
 in response to marinedavet...   Have you thought about using your VA mortgage loan entitlement?
If you are 100% VA disabled, then your monthly benefit is over $2,600 dollars a month. And,you get social security in addition to that, therefore you get more than enough to be able to pay a $250,000-$300,000 dollar loan. You could pay the monthly mortgage with your pay alone. This is not including the monies your mom gets.
Please call the VA at: 800-827-1000. They can get your entitlement certification to you.
I wish you the best.

from a retired soldier
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marinedavet
May 21, 2011

Mother and Me are both disabled, She can't walk without assistance 94yrs, and me due to wounds received in Vietnam 100% - 67yrs both with small and disabled pensions.Social Secuirity and V.A. Dis. are there any 3BdRm/2Baths in Bellflower/Lakewood in Los Angeles County? (250.000 - 300.000)

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evo110
Mar 9, 2010

im legally blind with retinitis pigmentis  i own my home but i didnt borrow the money i payed it out so do i qualify for first time buyers  i want to apply for a grant my home is a trailor house and has alot of damage from storms. it leak and is falling apart  hudd housing repair program was suppose to fix it up but the supervisor said my house need to be condemed, or tore down  so i need a grant to get a new house i was told i could qualify for one but im not sure how to go about it or getting on or how much it cost to apply there so many scams and i dont trust all site and if i send money in i cant afford to lose it .

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rv1123
Apr 30, 2009

Are there first time buyer programs for the blind or grants in Orange County, California?

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silverman
Feb 28, 2007

Have you applied for a received disability benefits and Medicare from the Social Security Administration?

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kim and i
Feb 28, 2007

i am 35 year old female with disablity.i cannot work .i need an oppertunity to buy a home .i have a twin sister with the same disease and we have nobody to help.

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Carlos Sagastume
Dec 22, 2006

Why don't you try http://baltimorehudhomes.com/f ha/nehemiah.htm
The Nehemiah Program

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