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There are some brokers that sometimes offer 'zero down payment', but this is usually reserved for investors. The average for most first time homebuyers is 10% of the housesale. Although, some lenders will go as low as 5%, but you will get higher interest rates with the lower downpayment.

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the Least amount you could put down is zero. There are programs that get you 100% financing, however you will have to meet the guidlines. Mainly people put down 5% of the purchase amount. You should have some one go through your personal financing and set you up with the best product that will save you the most money!
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416 -636-8693

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Todd,
The answer to your question is in fact zero (0). I have programs that require 0 down, 3% down, 5% down, 10% down and your typical 20% down. Something to keep in mind though is that when you are shopping for a home, the seller may want something for consideration of the offer and that can range anywhere from 1% - 3% of the sales price of the home. For additional information and for a customized plan of action, feel free to email me at [email protected].

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www.HelpWithHomeLoans.com Free report available on No money down home loans.

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It depends on the price of the home you are interested in buying and the lender you are dealing with.

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Depend on house price and lender.

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Todd, email me and I will help you.

Regards,
Irene

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We have 107% financing programs. This means zero downpayment and the seller can contribute 7% towards closing cost. If interested apply online at www.mortgagemoneysolution.com and for a limited time get a $500.00 gift certificate for applying online.

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