California program for first-time homebuyers begins accepting applications

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A California down payment assistance program — known as “California Dream for All” — is once again accepting applications.

When a buyer eventually sells their home, they will pay back the original loan, plus somewhere between 15-20% of any appreciation of the home's valueMany people in California consider buying a house a challenging task, and one of the biggest hurdles to homeownership is saving for a down payment.

The program offers people assistance of up to 20% of the purchase price of a home, which can be used toward a down payment or closing costs. “I’m the primary breadwinner for a family of three, and I would not have been able to purchase a home without the program,” Cheryl Jenkins, a recipient from the program's first round, said.California Dream for All is a shared equity program. When a buyer eventually sells their home, they will pay back the original loan, plus somewhere between 15-20% of any appreciation of the home's value.“We absolutely need more programs like this in the future.

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