The products, programs and resources you need to know to buy a home

Still think you need to put 20% down in order to buy a house? This session not only busts that myth, but also shares the range of resources, programs and products that will help make your dream a reality. Do you have less than 5% to put down? Are you a first-time homebuyer? Do you need extra money for renovations when you first move in? You have options! This panel will explore them all. 

Watch the full session below. To go back to the full Homeownership Summit 2021 on-demand page, go here.

Panelists:

  • Martha Abrams, Business Development Officer, Citi
  • Sergio Quero, Business Development Officer, Citi
  • Mark Adams, Director of Real Estate, HW Media

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