The most daunting part of the home buying process is often the financing. Thankfully, there is an abundance of information provided by government agencies, banks and more to help guide you through the process and find the best financing for your needs.
When looking to buy a house it is important to know what programs exist that will help you in the process. Here are some of the programs that you may qualify for.
This program offers low- and moderate-income households the opportunity to own adequate, safe housing in eligible rural areas. Recipients may build, rehabilitate, improve or relocate housing in an eligible area.
For more information visit the United States Department of Agriculture and Rural Development.
This program assists homeowners in financing basic home improvements that directory affect the safety, habitability, efficiency or accessibility of their homes.
For more information visit Minnesota Housing.
This program offers rehabilitation loans to owners of smaller rental properties occupied by persons or families that are determined to be low-income households.
For more information visit Minnesota Housing.
The Small Cities Development Program helps cities and counties fund housing, public infrastructure and commercial rehabilitation projects.
For more information visit the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development.
There are many banks throughout the region that are ready to provide the knowledge and support that you need when looking to finance your home.
Cities: New Ulm, MN
Contact: 507-233-8200
Cities: New Ulm, MN
Contact: 507-354-8813
Cities: New Ulm, Lakeville, Lafayette, and La Salle, MN
Contact: 800-549-0194 or 507-228-8283
Cities: New Ulm, MN
Contact: 507-233-4700
Cities: Gaylord, MN
Contact: 507-237-5535
Cities: Mankato, MN
Contact: 507-344-4333
Cities: Nicollet, MN
Contact: 507-232-3488
Cities: New Ulm, MN
Contact: 507-359-2001, newulm@unitedprairiebank.com
Cities: New Ulm, MN
Contact: 507-233-8000