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Program Guide

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Home Wealth Share Plan Homebuyer Program Guide

Learn more about our Home Wealth Share Fund and how it works for homebuyers

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Program Guide

For Homebuyers

Home Wealth Share Plan Homebuyer Program Guide

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Homeowner Tenure and Home Price Appreciation Data

Homeowner Tenure and Home Price Appreciation Data

Homeowner Tenure and Home Price Appreciation Data

The typical U.S. home across 150 markets changes hands every 12.7 years and appreciates 6% a year.

The typical U.S. home across 150 markets changes hands every 12.7 years and appreciates 6% a year.

12.7

years

Avg. homeowner tenure across 150 (approx.) cities and metros

6.04

%

Avg. annual appreciation across 150 (approx.) cities and metros

Case Study

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City and Metro-Level Median Homeowner Tenure and Appreciation

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Case Study

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City and Metro-Level Median Homeowner Tenure and Appreciation

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Case Study

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City and Metro-Level Median Homeowner Tenure and Appreciation

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Competitive Analysis

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Comparing Low Down Payment Loan Options

A breakdown of various low down payment mortgage loan options available in the US, including Fannie Mae HomeReady, Freddie Mac Home Possible, FHA loans, VA loans, and conventional loans with private mortgage insurance (PMI).

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Competitive Analysis

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Comparing Low Down Payment Loan Options

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Competitive Analysis

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Comparing Low Down Payment Loan Options

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Case Study

Data

Home Affordability and Market Size Analysis For 11 Major US Metros

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Case Study

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Home Affordability and Market Size Analysis For 11 Major US Metros

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Case Study

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Home Affordability and Market Size Analysis For 11 Major US Metros

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Home Affordability and Market Size

Home Affordability and Market Size

Home Affordability and Market Size

A home is considered affordable if it meets a mortgage-to-income ratio that is 28% or less.

A home is considered affordable if it meets a mortgage-to-income ratio that is 28% or less.

1.13 Million

Num. of households that can afford a median-priced home in 11 major metros

28.77

%

Debt-to-income ratio reduced to afford median-priced home with Steadworth financing

Financials

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Homebuyer Benefits and Home Appreciation Returns

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Financials

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Homebuyer Benefits and Home Appreciation Returns

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Financials

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Homebuyer Benefits and Home Appreciation Returns

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Program Guide

For Homebuyers

Home Wealth Share Plan Homebuyer Program Guide

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Program Guide

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Home Wealth Share Plan Homebuyer Program Guide

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