HUD has a great program with only $100 down payment if you buy a HUD home foreclosure. The
HUD $100 Down Payment Incentive Program could be a great deal for you if you
have good credit but not enough money for the 3.5% down payment required for FHA home loans.
Recently most of the 100% no money down programs has been eliminated from the market. The lowest down payment
amount now is 3.5% offered by FHA financing. But there is an exception for HUD foreclosures in some states. You can
buy a HUD home foreclosure with only $100 down payment. The HUD $100 Down Payment Program is
a great deal!
If you are a resident of the Indianapolis Indiana area and surrounding counties please go to Indianapolis HUD Homes For Sale and fill out the HUD Homes In Central Indiana
Form and we can send you a list of all of the HUD Homes For Sale in the area you want to live.
"The HUD $100 Down Payment Incentive Program is not available in every state, please check with a
Realtor in your state to see if it is available."
The HUD $100 Down Payment Incentive Program comes with some qualifications or restrictions. Isn't it just like
the government to throw some "catches" into a good program.
Here is a great short YouTube video by Josh Mettle, a loan officer in Salt Lake City Utah, about buying HUD homes using the HUD $100
Down Payment Incentive. If you live in Salt Lake City I am sure that Josh can put you in touch with a real
estate agent that is experienced in buying HUD foreclosed homes.
The requirements to qualify for the HUD $100 Down Payment Incentive Program are:
1. You have to use FHA financing.
$100 Down payment incentive is only for purchasers of HUD homes for sale using FHA financing. The normal down
payment for a FHA loan is 3.5%.
2. You have to be an "owner-occupant".
"Owner-Occupant" is HUD's word for homeowner. You are buying the property to live in, not as an investment. This
incentive is not for investors!
3. The $100 Down Payment Incentive applies to the appraised valve of the property.
The purchase price of the HUD home must equal or less than the appraised valve of the property. When HUD puts a
HUD foreclosure on the market it will have an "appraised as-is" market valve. If your accepted bid price is more
than the appraised value, you can pay cash in the amount of the difference between the appraisal and the price less
$100 which means your down payment will be more than $100.
In the past you were able to get a new FHA
appraisal to support the more than appraised value purchase price but that has recently changed and
you can't get another appraisal to justify a higher purchase price than the appraised value.
Ok, that may be a little confusing. An example would be if a HUD home is listed at an appraised valve of
$100,000 and you get an accepted bid of $110,000. You will have to bring $10,000 down payment to closing. That
would defeat the purpose of the $100 Down Payment Incentive.
4. The $100 Down Payment Incentive has to be on the executed
contract.
The HUD $100 Down Payment Incentive Program has to be on the executed contract presented to the closing agent by
the M & M Contractor. What this means that you have to request this incentive when you sent the signed contract
to HUD's M & M Contractor. In the Indiana we have three M & M contractors and your real estate agent would
sent it to the contractor that is in charge of the listing.
Now is the time to take advantage of all of the HUD Homes for Sale and The HUD $100 Down Payment Incentive
Program!
Check with your local Realtor to see if your state has the HUD $100 Down Payment Incentive Program.
If you live in the Indianapolis Metro Area you can Contact Us Here or fill out
the form on this page Indianapolis HUD Homes For Sale for more
information about The HUD $100 Down Payment Incentive Program.