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Earlier               this               month,               during               this               time               as               foreclosure               rates               continue               to               rise,               Illinois               Gov.

Rod               Blagojevich,               in               an               effort               to               keep               and               sustain               homeownership,               expanded               the               I-Loan               Mortgage               program               for               first               time               homebuyers.

The               I-Loan               is               a               state               program               that               offers               moderate               to               low               income               families               the               opportunity               to               realize               their               dream               to               purchase               a               home.

Thousands               of               families               in               Illinois               have               been               able               to               purchase               their               first               home               with               this               program,               which               offers               fixed               below               market               interest               rates               which               provides               the               these               homeowners               with               a               "               locked               "               and               affordable               mortgage               payment               while               building               equity               for               the               future.

The               I-Loan               program               has               helped               more               than               7874               first               time               homebuyers               with               a               total               of               $795               million               in               financing               since               2003,               and               the               Illinois               Housing               Development               Authority               has               raised               $15               million               to               support               the               I-Loan               expansion.
               The               Illinois               Housing               Development               Authority               finances               the               creation               and               the               preservation               of               affordable               housing               throughout               Illinois               in               order               to               increase               the               supply               of               decent               and               safe               homes               for               people               of               low               or               moderate               means               to               live.

The               department               is               self               supported               through               sales               of               bonds               and               investment               of               state               and               federal               resources.

It               manages               the               I-Loan               Mortgage               program               on               behalf               of               the               state,               working               with               participating               lenders               in               Illinois               who               work               with               the               homebuyer               through               the               application               and               approval               process.

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The               Illinois               Housing               Department               Authority               then               purchases               the               loans               from               the               lender
               The               I-Loan               program               previously               only               offered               a               30               year               fixed               rate               mortgage,               now               with               the               expansion,               borrowers               can               now               choose               a               40               year               fixed               rate,               with               a               slightly               higher               interest               rate,               the               payments               are               spread               out               for               a               longer               period               of               time               the               monthly               payments               will               be               lower.

This               pilot               program               also               allows               consumers               the               opportunity               to               consider               purchasing               a               larger               home.
               As               homeowners               nationwide               are               facing               foreclosure               nationwide               because               they               can               no               longer               afford               their               payments               when               their               Adjustable               Rate               Mortgage               increases,               the               I               loan               offers               30               and               40               year               fixed               rates               that               are               significantly               lower               than               the               market               rate.

For               example               if               the               conventional               interest               rate               being               offered               is               6y.65               percent,               the               I               loan               30               year               interest               rate               is               offered               at               6.25               percent               and               the               40               year               interest               rate               6.50               percent.

The               thought               of               keeping               the               interest               rate               lower               ,               allows               the               homebuyer               to               either               decide               to               purchase               a               larger               home,               or               save               for               other               needs.
               To               qualify               for               an               I-Loan               Mortgage               the               Illinois               homebuyer               must               meet               the               following               guidelines:
               Be               a               first               time               homebuyer,               this               includes               anyone               who               has               not               had               owned               a               home               in               the               past               three               years.
               Purchase               the               home               as               their               primary               residence
               Meet               income               and               purchase               requirements
               Have               at               least               3%               down               towards               the               purchase               price
               Apply               with               an               Illinois               Housing               Authority               Participating               Lender
               Move               into               the               home               within               60               days               of               closing
               In               addition               to               meeting               the               requirements               the               prospective               homeowners               are               encouraged               to               complete               a               homeownership               education               course,               and               taking               into               consideration               that               savings               for               a               down               payment               can               be               difficult               for               many               low               income               residents               of               Illinois               the               Illinois               Housing               Authority's               Housing               Trust               Fund               Program               offers               low               and               very               low               income               individuals               help               with               down               payments               and               closing               costs.
               Homebuyers               may               be               eligible               for               loans               for               grants               up               $3000               or               for               very               low               income               families               $5000               which               they               can               use               towards               a               down               payment               or               closing               costs.

All               homeowners               are               required               to               provide               an               equity               contribution               based               on               how               much               they               can               afford,               with               a               minimum               of               $500.00.

They               must               also               meet               certain               purchase               price               requirements               and               income               limits               determined               by               federal               government               and               are               required               to               attend               an               approved               homebuyer               counseling               program.






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