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629 Chestnut - #210

629 Chestnut Street, SF, CA

Units: 1

Estimated price: $665,000

Available in 2010

Short Sale Drop! Beautiful North Beach Location! Light-filled condo in an intimate 7-unit building with low HOA dues. This elegant city home features a spacious living-dining area with oak flooring, crown moldings, and large bay windows overlooking tree-lined Chestnut Street. The updated kitchen has marble countertop, marble flooring, paneled wo… Read more »

65 Ora Way #C204

65 Ora Way, SF, CA

Diamond Heights

Units: 1

Estimated price: $288,000

MOH BMR Condo Conversion Program

Available in 2010

One bedroom BMR condo. 676 square feet of comfortable living space. Enjoy the pool, spa and clubroom. This unti is furnished with:

Mission Dolores - 3250 16th St #4

3250 16th St , SF, CA

Mission

Units: 1

Estimated price: $277,513

MOH BMR Condo Conversion Program

Available in 2010

Remodeled Jr 1 br w/ prking in the heart of vibrant Mission Dolores. An affordable alternative to renting, this colorful neighborhood is close to Dolores Park, Bi-Rite grocery, yoga, Tartine, zip car, Bart and Muni.

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iLegent

Submitted by Christi Baker on April 27, 2010 - 12:20pm

Articles

The resources below, provided by iLegent, are a set of interactive mortgage calculators for experimenting with, and understanding, the different financial aspects of homeownership:

The American Dream in San Francisco: Undiminished by Foreclosures and the Housing Crisis

Submitted by Christi Baker on December 14, 2009 - 5:16pm

This report is on local consumers' perceptions of and preferences for homeownership based on data collected between August and December 2008 from focus groups with 46 renters and surveys completed by 1,042 renters in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Files:

HomeownershipSF_Renters_Report_12-2009.pdf

How do I start the homebuying process?

Step 1: Get prepared

Attending a first-time homebuyer workshop will help you learn about the home purchase process and make wise decisions.

Step 2: Find out if you qualify

Schedule an appointment with a housing counseling or lender. This meeting will determine if you qualify for a mortgage loan, and if, so how much you can afford.

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Step 3: Shop for a home

After you know how much you can afford, you may choose to work with a real estate agent to find a market rate home or find an affordable (below market rate/BMR) home on your own.

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Step 4: Look for mortgage assistance

There are a number of down payment and closing cost assistance programs available depending on the home you’re buying, your income and other factors.

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