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Connecticut First Time Home Buyer Mortgage Options

Looking at purchasing your first home? You have options!

First Time Homebuyer Programs

Hello everyone, this is John Vecchitto, a loan officer with North-East Financial in Middletown. Today I would like to talk to you about the programs available to first-time homebuyers and the different qualifications for each product.

1) FHA:

  • 600 Minimum FICO
  • 3.5% Down payment
  • Maximum loan amount – $417,000
  • Great for low to moderate income borrowers
  • Flexible guidelines on collection account, charge-offs, etc.

2) USDA:

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  • 620 Minimum FICO
  • NO Down payment required
  • Property must be in area they deem “eligible”
  • There are income qualifications (call me for details)

3) VA:

  • 640 Minimum FICO
  • NO Down payment required
  • NO Mortgage Insurance
  • Must obtain Certificate of Eligibility

4) Conventional:

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  • 620 Minimum FICO
  • Max loan amount – $417,000
  • Minimum 3% down payment
  • 680 FICO = 5% down, NO PMI

5) CHFA:

  • 640 Minimum FICO
  • 3.5% Down payment
  • Rates below market (call for details)
  • 660 Minimum FICO w/ Down Payment Assistance Program
  • Finance closing costs without seller concessions

North-East Financial offers plenty of options for first-time homebuyers. Because we are a mortgage broker and correspondent lender, we pride ourselves on finding the right loan product for every client. If you or someone you know is looking at purchasing a home, give me a call today to go over all your options. Thanks!


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John Vecchitto / Loan Officer
NMLS# 1127163
210 S. Main St. First Floor
Middletown, CT 06457
860-918-0251 (Cell)
860-788-7237 (Office Phone)
johnv@northeast-mortgage.com
Company NMLS 117273

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