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Low income family wanting a chance for a better future.

where can we find a single family unit and land for $40,000 - $60,000 with a downpayment no more than $1,000 and monthly payments no more than $300 a month?

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need stable home for children.[d], somewhere to set down roots, a place children can always come home to, tired of repairing affordable rentals with money that could go toward a home of our own

Posted 2009-08-24T14:53:39Z
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I recommend you try NACA.com , its a nationally recognized organization and the services are free for you. No downpayment, no closing cost and low interest rates. Getting a loan is based more on your ability to make monthly payments and not so much on the credit scores. Read more about it on their website .

Posted 2009-11-21T11:12:15Z

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