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This NACA thing has to have a catch doesn't it?
I'm not in the U.S. anyway, but here in my state in Australia, the government will put some money towards a first home buyers purchase. Usually it's around the $7000 dollar mark or so. Extremely helpful for young families trying to get into the property market. Only downside is that if you take advantage of it, you have to live in the property for 6 months before you can rent it out. Mostly to deter investment purchases.
I'm currently saving up to buy my first home, already have an apartment that I went thirds in with my older bro and parents. Trying to live that property mogul lifestyle
I'm not in the U.S. anyway, but here in my state in Australia, the government will put some money towards a first home buyers purchase. Usually it's around the $7000 dollar mark or so. Extremely helpful for young families trying to get into the property market. Only downside is that if you take advantage of it, you have to live in the property for 6 months before you can rent it out. Mostly to deter investment purchases.
I'm currently saving up to buy my first home, already have an apartment that I went thirds in with my older bro and parents. Trying to live that property mogul lifestyle
