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Zillow launches interest-free second loan program for FHA buyers

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Zillow has launched a program offering interest-free second loans specifically for buyers utilizing FHA loans. This financing structure is designed to help close the gap between a borrower's available funds and the requirements for mortgage underwriting. The second loan carries no interest or payments and will be forgiven if the borrower makes five years of on-time payments on their primary mortgage. The program is available to all buyers, not just first-time purchasers.

From nationalmortgagenews.com

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Zillow is addressing housing affordability by providing financial assistance to aspiring homeowners. This move allows Zillow to serve more qualified buyers by helping them clear the down payment hurdle. The program targets buyers utilizing FHA-backed loans, aligning with the operational needs of the Federal Housing Finance Agency.

StreetEasy and Zillow previously analyzed housing market data regarding affordability issues.

From nationalmortgagenews.com

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    Redfin might face increased market competition from Zillow's new financing product.

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