Skyrocketing Home Costs Spur Fed, State Aid to First-Time Buyers
By: Alex Wolf | Bloomberg Law
May 24
Federal officials and state lawmakers are looking at new ways to help prospective home buyers compete with investors for scarce housing in hot real estate markets.
Federal and state regulators are eyeing steps to make prospective first-time buyers better able to compete for homes. Lawmakers in California and New Jersey, among others, have proposed boosting down-payment assistance funds for first-time buyers, taxing investors who flip residential real estate, and giving owner-occupants greater leverage to purchase foreclosed homes.
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