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Are you a first-time homebuyer in Minnesota? Here are some assistance programs to help you out.
While buying a home can be difficult for first-time buyers, Minnesota offers several assistance programs to help cover upfront costs. Minnesota Housing's Start Up program provides an $18,000 down payment loan with 0% interest, which is generally only due if the buyer moves out or changes residence status. Experts advise buyers to investigate various county and city programs, such as those in Scott and Hennepin counties, potentially combining them for maximum aid.
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