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Be your client’s hero! Tell your first-generation homebuyers in traditionally underserved communities to contact a CalHFA Approved Lender today to learn how the California Dream For All Shared Appreciation Loan could help make all their dreams come true.

The program will begin accepting applications on February 24 and will close on March 16. Applicants must have a Pre-Approval letter from an Approved Lender to submit an application.

The program offers up to 20% for a down payment or closing costs, not to exceed $150,000. Qualified registrants will be selected by a randomized drawing to receive a voucher. To learn more, visit on.car.org/3YM6hTZ or CalHFA www.calhfa.ca.gov/dream/

With local variations in mind, NAR forecasts an overall 14% increase in existing home sales in 2026. Here’s how to get ready: https://bit.ly/4iXF8Xu

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The short-term outlook for the housing market looked slightly more positive as interest rates moderated throughout the month of June and the supply condition continued to improve in the past couple of months. With the job market showing signs of cooling in recent weeks and consumers feeling less positive about their future financial well-being, the economy could slow further in the next two quarters. While the growth momentum could be cooling off for the U.S. economy, the housing market could benefit from the slowdown if the Federal Reserve reacts accordingly and starts reducing the policy rates in the near term.

The 2024 forecast for California’s housing market looks bright according to the California Association of Realtors (C.A.R.). C.A.R. is predicting a market comeback, with dwindling mortgage rates and more houses hitting the market. They are predicting a surge in home sales by 22.9%. 🎉 ↗️🏠


Source: Chamberlin Real Estate School

CA Dream For All: First-Time Homebuyer vs. First-Generation Homebuyer If you're wondering about the difference between a First-Time Homebuyer and a First-Generation Homebuyer, this video explains it in an easy-to-understand way...

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When it comes to first time homebuying, patience is key. Take your time to find the perfect home that fits your lifestyle and needs.