Скачать или смотреть How Do I Get a Piece of Utah's New $20,000 Homebuyer Grant?

Scott Asbell & Zach Asbell explain many of the details of the State of Utah's new $20,000 homebuyer grant. You must be a first-time homebuyer - which means you have not owned a home in the past 36 months. The home must be a "new-construction" home - which means it has never been lived in before. The price of the home must be $450,000 or less. The funds became available on July 1, 2023. The grant is 0% interest and has no payment due during the life of the loan. The grant just has to be paid back down the road when you refinance or sell the home. Your portion of the grant can be "reserved" even before you have a property picked out to purchase. The money just gets ear-marked with your name on it and then you have a certain period of time to find the home you want. There are limited funds allocated to this program, only $50,000,000 which means only 2,500 individuals or families can take advantage of this. This is a perpetual fund that the State of Utah has set up which means that as grant money gets paid back to the State of Utah by those who sell or refinance their homes, the money will get re-issued to new homebuyers and continue to benefit many people over the years to come. Be one of the first to get in line and get your portion reserved. Simply schedule a complimentary consultation with Scott Asbell or Zach Asbell to secure your place in line. Click to schedule: https://go.oncehub.com/AsbellTeam