Rants And Gems 41: What you NEED to know about NACA

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  • Опубликовано: 29 мар 2022
  • In this episode Matthew Garland and Quiana Watson breakdown how to acquire real estate with NACA. Andre Haynes and the NACA Queen herself Nadira Taylor discuss tips, tricks, and hacks plus the benefits of the NACA program. We correct common misconceptions of NACA and share why this program might be a great way to start off your real estate journey.
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Комментарии • 373

  • @tammywilliams2631
    @tammywilliams2631 2 года назад +175

    NACA is the real deal. I bought my home through NACA 17 years ago. The process takes awhile (1 yr. process for me) but it's worth it. I have a 2 story, 4 bedroom 3 bath single family in a suburb neighborhood. California Bay Area...My husband and I moved in 100% DEBT FREE.....It took 1 year for us to payoff ALL of our debt.

    • @Renaissance125
      @Renaissance125 2 года назад +3

      🔥🔥🔥

    • @SHAWANABOYER
      @SHAWANABOYER 2 года назад +1

      Are you referring to your primary or investment property?

    • @tammywilliams2631
      @tammywilliams2631 2 года назад +6

      My primary. I still live in the home I purchased through NACA, 17 yrs later.

    • @Enigma_408
      @Enigma_408 2 года назад

      U can get a house here in the bay? Doesnt the naca loan have a limit of 720k or somethin ? If u can get back to me much appreciated

    • @tammywilliams2631
      @tammywilliams2631 2 года назад +1

      @@Enigma_408 17 years ago the Homes in the Bay Area were not this expensive. Depending on the size home you want to purchase, have you considered Bay Point, Antioch, Pittsburg, Oakley or Brentwood all have suburban neighborhoods as well. If you have children the best school Districts are Pittsburg and Oakley. The homes in Oakley are the cheapest because it's an extremely small but family oriented city. I was looking to purchase a second home in Oakley and asked why the homes were cheaper than Brentwood.

  • @BrittanySmiles
    @BrittanySmiles 2 года назад +42

    Let me tell yall it is worth it. I brought a 1 family my fiancée brought a 3 family (which ppl thought was werid because we brought 2 separate homes before we turned 30) now look at us. Our 3 family pays for both homes! God is good. Our friend just closed on a home with NACA. My mom 50 years old i basically forced her lol now she's getting a house! God is good please people do it

    • @friendlytester6861
      @friendlytester6861 7 месяцев назад

      Congrats! How did you find the 3 family?

    • @BrittanySmiles
      @BrittanySmiles 7 месяцев назад +1

      @@friendlytester6861 NACA provides you a list of their real estate agents.

  • @waldeezee870
    @waldeezee870 2 года назад +32

    “ WHEN YOU OWN , YOU CAN OWN YOURSELF”

  • @AmiltonLBaptista
    @AmiltonLBaptista 2 года назад +69

    I like how she kept it real at 34:30. There’s absolutely NO WAY you can buy Real Estate without having money. Even with a No Money Down program.

  • @itsallbiznz155
    @itsallbiznz155 2 года назад +14

    I worked for NACA for over 4 years in California and NACA is the real deal...

  • @joannjohnson8334
    @joannjohnson8334 2 года назад +13

    Bought my first house through NACA. I was taught how to budget. I parlayed this information. Went out and got my first home. Several years later, I sold my home at 4 times the cost. Bought another home. My experience with NACA was life changing.

  • @Howtospellmark
    @Howtospellmark Год назад +7

    I'm at the beginning of the process with purchasing my home with the NACA program, I plan on getting a 4unit property or better, the Goal is to never have to pay rent again and be able to invest in my career as a singer-songwriter, and advance to a mainstream level of a triple threat performer, Mark my words hold me accountable for achieving my dreams with this comment RUclips family. We can all achieve our dreams if we stay focused and around the right company to mentor us there. Namaste family

  • @latoyawright5483
    @latoyawright5483 2 года назад +31

    Well Naca did me great I bought my home back in 2011 and my interest rate is 0.87%…. I have a brand new home built. It’s not a game. Right now I’m sitting pretty.

    • @Renaissance125
      @Renaissance125 2 года назад

      Same 0.85%‼️🙌🏾

    • @preciousjapheth9568
      @preciousjapheth9568 2 года назад +1

      Please can you explain how you got your rate down to 0.87% ?
      With this rising interest, I'm trying to learn how I can get the lowest possible rate.
      Thank you

  • @tanyaholland8542
    @tanyaholland8542 2 года назад +32

    🙌 I am truly a NACA witness! I purchased my 2nd home (with a 1.8 %) through the NACA program. Even after I had a reprocess ion & bankruptcy after my divorce.NACA has been truly a blessing and I was allowed to guide someone else to purchase their house through the NACA program as well.

    • @AshleyE2
      @AshleyE2 Год назад

      Could you elaborate? How did they allow you to keep the first home ? I was under the impression that you can't own a home at the time of closing through NACA

  • @MsFox2u
    @MsFox2u 2 года назад +35

    NACA is the real deal! I closed in February 2021 on a 3 bdrm, 2 1/2 bath, 2 story home with a 1.375% interest rate after doing buy down. I never have to refinance. Next year, I'm going to invest some of my equity into some rental properties.

    • @hoodempress9082
      @hoodempress9082 Год назад +2

      Any updates???

    • @MsFox2u
      @MsFox2u Год назад +1

      @@hoodempress9082 Any updates in regards to what?

  • @kenyathefrugal475
    @kenyathefrugal475 2 года назад +35

    Even though we did not go through NACA in the end, I really appreciate my NACA loan officer diligent efforts of promoting the multi-family game. I wasn’t ready. Now, I am practically demanding that my young adults leverage NACA to realize financial freedom.

    • @Renaissance125
      @Renaissance125 2 года назад

      🔥🔥🔥

    • @J972M
      @J972M Год назад

      What roadblock did you run into & how's the process been now?

    • @LynxStarAuto
      @LynxStarAuto Год назад +1

      @@J972Mthe process now isn't much different. You need a 680 credit score. You should have at least 15-20k in savings liquid. This proves you can handle a financial emergency. You need to be able to prove income. W2's income tax returns, pay stubs. If you are self employed my advice is file as an S Corp, and pay yourself through payroll like a W2 employee. Your credit should be commendable. Meaning no current delinquencies, charge offs, or collections.
      Outside of that, it a matter of patience and going along with their requests, and system. It will take a while, so buckle up and enjoy the ride.

  • @sheltonlovesr.8941
    @sheltonlovesr.8941 2 года назад +5

    “When U own U own yourself” I love that

  • @jimuneer_x
    @jimuneer_x Год назад +13

    All very true I was a mortgage loan officer for NACA in Cleveland oh. My mom also worked for them and bought a house in 3 months from start to finish. It can happen fast if your on your documents

    • @shanellanderson9791
      @shanellanderson9791 Год назад +2

      The 10 step Documents that they request in the beginning for the pre screening or are there more documents that will be needed?

    • @TooFunny927
      @TooFunny927 Год назад +1

      Shoutout to Cleveland 🫶🏾🥰

  • @darrickmeek5531
    @darrickmeek5531 2 года назад +4

    Great valuable information! It's funny because I was talking to a friend about getting into real estate and ironically she mentioned the NACA program to me and then I stumbled across this video. So this was great to watch

  • @shammaraausby3099
    @shammaraausby3099 Год назад +4

    April 22 i closed wirh naca with a 1.375 interest rate. Great program.

  • @nadiaw.7229
    @nadiaw.7229 Год назад +1

    This was absolutely the best RUclips video I've watched I love the rants and gems. The knowledge 👌

  • @dr.marlinedorcinvil9663
    @dr.marlinedorcinvil9663 2 года назад +10

    I just want to say I have probably shared this video 30 times with people in my life. The Information is amazing and realistic, thanks so much for sharing

  • @PrissyKrissy15
    @PrissyKrissy15 2 года назад +54

    I’m currently under contract for a home with NACA and it has truly been a blessing for me as a young person with one income. Definitely a trying process but with patience and dedication it has truly been a learning experience for me as a first time homebuyer.

    • @Renaissance125
      @Renaissance125 2 года назад +3

      Love this 🙏🏾

    • @sophycarter6747
      @sophycarter6747 2 года назад +2

      How much did you have to be saved

    • @PrissyKrissy15
      @PrissyKrissy15 2 года назад +1

      @@sophycarter6747 they give you the mandatory required funds amount based on your income and target mortgage amount so it differs from person to person. But they want you to have 2-3 months of mortgage payments saved

    • @Dreamsareareality
      @Dreamsareareality 2 года назад +2

      This is awesome. I am in the process too. I have my 3rd session next Friday. ❤️💜

    • @PrissyKrissy15
      @PrissyKrissy15 2 года назад +1

      @@Dreamsareareality yay!! That’s really exciting and hopefully they have great news for you then!!

  • @audriannamonroeseifert2470
    @audriannamonroeseifert2470 Год назад

    This was so incredible because REPRESENTATION MATTERS!! God bless that young dude!

  • @deanakjefferson9278
    @deanakjefferson9278 2 года назад +7

    Y’all are funny entertaining and educational I love what you’re doing for our people to assist BIG UPS😘

  • @maurishaallen1232
    @maurishaallen1232 2 года назад +4

    Great episode so far. So many gems.

  • @Original_jataro
    @Original_jataro 2 года назад +2

    Appreciate y'all for creating and sharing this content! I'm so enthused to apply these gems to create my financial freedom!

  • @danflythink
    @danflythink Год назад +1

    Was able to go through the homebuyer's workshop and first consultation. Without a doubt, the program takes a lot of due diligence and documentation but the program is well organized. Staying connected with your counselor and following up with them constantly will ensure a smoother process.

  • @mslaureano6230
    @mslaureano6230 Год назад

    I Love how he keep it real!!! Thank you!

  • @qmakesithappen
    @qmakesithappen 2 года назад +35

    What a fire episode!!! That boy Dre was cookin!! 🔥🔥🔥 love how sharp Nadira was as well! Such wealthy conversations should continue forever from our people 💯🏁

  • @cherlprofessionalservices
    @cherlprofessionalservices Год назад +6

    Thanks I have started my NACA Application----Lots of work but will proceed. #Gointhroughtheprocess!

  • @umeumeume
    @umeumeume 2 года назад

    Gemssssss!!!!!
    I have 4 family members going through NACA and I believe they are in good hands.

  • @Yesy0105
    @Yesy0105 2 года назад +17

    💥💥💥thank you so much💥💥💥NACA is such a blessing! I got my house in NYC THANKS TO GOD AND NACA 🙌🏽

    • @kamaria07
      @kamaria07 Год назад

      How long was your process?

    • @Yesy0105
      @Yesy0105 Год назад +1

      @@kamaria07 I had credit related things to clear up w my student loans so my process was a bit longer (about a year) but when it was all said and done …my credit score improved, my expenses were limited, my savings were on point and I even bought down my interest rate to 2.5%. I was prepared to be a successful homeowner. It’s been close to 3 years ☺️

  • @EloraMae26
    @EloraMae26 Год назад +3

    Thanks again for your info I remember I registered back then with NACA both about 2 years I'm going to give them a call and update my thing and get me a house, really need something to call my own now!! So I can say yes!! thanks to God for NACA.👍

  • @jencolter1785
    @jencolter1785 2 года назад

    Blessed. This showed up in my stream. Life. Changing.

  • @Gem-I-Am
    @Gem-I-Am 2 года назад

    The knowledge in this video!!! yess!!! thank you.

  • @MsFox2u
    @MsFox2u 2 года назад +7

    Love Andre's gem! Great advice regarding NACA. It requires time and patience. If you have neither, then NACA is not the program foe you.

  • @sharna5585
    @sharna5585 2 года назад +16

    NACA actually have an amazing story behind the company. I encourage all to sign up and attend the virtual course.

  • @Dreamsareareality
    @Dreamsareareality 2 года назад

    I am so happy to watch this video. Shout out to the gent with the building outside Chicago. I am with you in the burbs of Chicago. I am in the program too on my third meeting. ❤️💜

  • @lmurjohnson9684
    @lmurjohnson9684 2 года назад +1

    I respect his energy 👍🏽💎

  • @thedivineone
    @thedivineone 2 года назад +8

    What people need to understand is he said that he bought his rate down to 0.8 for 40k... that is not typical for someone trying to buy their first home. Unless you plan on staying in that home forever and never refinancing go for it but if you will eventually want to do a cash out refi you are better off taking a higher rate and putting that money toward your balance.
    What would you rather do put 40k toward your balance or just give 40k to the bank and lose out later????

  • @Marie-fx4wh
    @Marie-fx4wh 2 года назад +1

    I like the knowledge that Nadira have. I did will reach out to your office to help me find the right loan and is a NACA expert.

  • @alona724
    @alona724 2 года назад +29

    For the most part, he is dropping jewels it took me two years to learn. One extra tip is get an LLC on day one… (for multifamily landlords) so in a year or two you can start applying for business credit (after you follow a few other steps… search RUclips videos). I didn’t get an LLC until a year and a half in. They don’t count that time… they count when you got your LLC.

    • @Renaissance125
      @Renaissance125 2 года назад +1

      💯💯💯

    • @creativemanifestation8295
      @creativemanifestation8295 2 года назад +2

      That was a jewel but it's said business credit doesn't even take that long.

    • @alona724
      @alona724 2 года назад +1

      @@creativemanifestation8295 now it doesn’t! I just got approved under my six-month old LLC. I’m hearing that businesses even younger than that are getting approved. Times have changed for the better for sure.

    • @StopSelfDoubting
      @StopSelfDoubting Год назад

      NACA told me you can’t buy property under your LLC through them.

    • @alona724
      @alona724 Год назад +1

      @@StopSelfDoubting that’s correct. It’s an owner-occupied loan. What I’m saying is if you have a multifamily that you purchased through them, you can start an LLC… that has nothing to do with NACA. We’re not talking about how you purchase the property but how you manage the business aspect of multifamily real estate investing. I’m not an attorney or accountant. Research what’s best for you. Hope this helps.

  • @katbelfanm3400
    @katbelfanm3400 2 года назад +1

    This was definitely a gem! I’m motivated

  • @SW-kd9fx
    @SW-kd9fx Год назад +1

    Amazing episode like always so many Gems!! Thank you!

  • @Sergie_babes
    @Sergie_babes 2 года назад +11

    I brought my 1st home through Naca. I saved so much and was able to buy down so much points off my loan .now I want a multi family property I wish I was able to go through Naca again. I got time cause 2 things you need dealing with Naca is time and patience 😀

    • @Renaissance125
      @Renaissance125 2 года назад

      🤣 facts

    • @atechi5110
      @atechi5110 6 месяцев назад

      Is that true when you want in the future to sell the home they sell your home less price?? I meant below market value I mean ?

  • @sharna5585
    @sharna5585 2 года назад +4

    Starting applying for NACA

  • @alikarturner
    @alikarturner 2 года назад +2

    This episode is a God send.

  • @maggiew5382
    @maggiew5382 Год назад +3

    NACA is an amazing first time home buyers program. I would recommend this program to everyone. The NACA councilors are very knowledgeable. they help you with all of the steps of getting approved for your first mortgage! They will help you maintain a budget so you know exactly what you can afford to pay for a house. The work is tedious to become NACA qualified but is definitely worth it!

  • @maurishaallen1232
    @maurishaallen1232 2 года назад +5

    I appreciate this episode. Wish Dimond Mine was in Cali already.

  • @angellesupastar2904
    @angellesupastar2904 2 года назад +1

    I am so glad to see this.

  • @michellelaster5182
    @michellelaster5182 2 года назад +20

    Great episode! After watching I scheduled a slot in an upcoming NACA webinar. I want to want to give a compliant to Quiana. I think she looks amazing! Well dressed with a great attitude. I would like some tips and tricks from her.

    • @J972M
      @J972M Год назад

      Compliment * lol

  • @audriannamonroeseifert2470
    @audriannamonroeseifert2470 Год назад +4

    That is why getting some kind of warranty is so important. A lot of times electric and water companies will offer warranties that you can purchase protection plans that cover the interior and exterior pipes. You can also protect your electrical lines inside and the outside of the home. It is so worth it and you can write it off as a business expense every year. #FACTS

  • @___shaishayshae__
    @___shaishayshae__ 2 года назад +2

    Loved this video thank you guys for doing this it’s more appreciated than you know

  • @dalilaflintroy3259
    @dalilaflintroy3259 2 года назад +2

    I really enjoyed this episode - so much information. I'm going to go through the process. I know it's going to be ruff but I'm game🙂

  • @niellecook8277
    @niellecook8277 2 года назад +3

    No lie, yall changing my world.. One day I'm going to show everyone how this has changed the way I do things.

    • @niellecook8277
      @niellecook8277 2 года назад +1

      Ok so follow up: we have started the NACA program in Los Angeles. We’re making sure we update our newest bank statements and everything as it comes. So very excited. I also have told all my siblings and clients that don’t own a home about the program.

  • @michaelmonroe4842
    @michaelmonroe4842 2 года назад

    That you for sharing the information and being pure

  • @blackbutterfly1517
    @blackbutterfly1517 Год назад +1

    Andre Haynes gave great info!

  • @laurammm1128
    @laurammm1128 2 года назад +2

    Thanks guys for the video 🙏

  • @jmatos7872
    @jmatos7872 2 года назад +1

    Not even all the way into the episode and it’s amazing.

  • @worthingtonlatese
    @worthingtonlatese 2 года назад +1

    This was sooooooooooo amazing! Thank you!

  • @michelleramirez9968
    @michelleramirez9968 2 года назад +2

    Former NACA in house realtor here 🙋🏻‍♀️ TEXAS.

  • @tusoboothe6107
    @tusoboothe6107 2 года назад +3

    This was incredible

  • @MellowMusic1
    @MellowMusic1 2 года назад

    Awesome stuff 🔥 dynamic duo bringing us great content!

  • @alona724
    @alona724 2 года назад +2

    You can have negatives on your credit and even an eviction. They may ask for explanations. Ask your counselor for more information. It just depends.

  • @hitalexanderliamhacksonins5619
    @hitalexanderliamhacksonins5619 2 года назад +1

    I am so very very lucky that I also have an officer so very considerate as well as so very accommodating people in my very life who could actually be so very helpful by lending me with money in my such a difficult times,

  • @PierceCalloway
    @PierceCalloway Год назад +4

    You can't use this naca program to buy an investment property, or a 2nd home for yourself. If you own other properties, naca isn't for you. You can absolutely buy 2 or 3 unit condos/duplexes, live in one of them, and rent out the rest. It sounds like a great program for first time homebuyers.

  • @oorkomstyg7029
    @oorkomstyg7029 10 месяцев назад

    Thank ya'll for this very useful information !!

  • @norawashington2756
    @norawashington2756 2 года назад +3

    I love the truth! He said it’s not all glitz and glam, properties break down too. The internet will have you spreading thin

  • @Mrselective4444
    @Mrselective4444 5 месяцев назад

    Thank you for the gems 💎

  • @user-fu7wc6ps7d
    @user-fu7wc6ps7d Год назад

    You guys are flipping genius 🎉❤

  • @janeesmaw6424
    @janeesmaw6424 2 года назад +22

    I’m going through the NACA program now with my family. I’m telling you the process has been extremely tedious. You can’t beat the interest rate and no money down. But it comes at a cost. You are required to have 6 month reserves for multi family properties. And they aren’t the easiest to access when you need an immediate question answered. I really think it depends on what state you live in as well. Because in CA, the areas that are qualifying are not the best neighborhoods. They are really working to revitalize the community. So, you have to be patient.

    • @kendraseer5198
      @kendraseer5198 2 года назад +1

      Sounds like they want investors to revitalize neighborhoods & investors do not sell property

    • @miagray3815
      @miagray3815 2 года назад

      naca has a forum with helpful admins that answer questions plus other members who ask and answer questions they helped me alot.

    • @friendlytester6861
      @friendlytester6861 7 месяцев назад

      How do you calculate the reserve?

  • @SharlyneCarla
    @SharlyneCarla Год назад

    I appreciate this valuable info - Thank you!

  • @Honeyyyy-Dew-Tiff
    @Honeyyyy-Dew-Tiff Год назад +1

    OMG ! I Love it! I wish I can find someone like her for Houston, Tx.

    • @sashaclarke2749
      @sashaclarke2749 Год назад

      That’s was where my 1st appointment was.. Now in NC.

  • @textalexanderliamhacksonig8553
    @textalexanderliamhacksonig8553 2 года назад +5

    Thanks a million times Alexander Liam hacks. What a privilege and blessing it is to have him in my life. I am forever grateful.

  • @JamesWilliams-vx5uo
    @JamesWilliams-vx5uo 2 года назад +1

    NACA’s the real deal! I am an ex New Yorker and was in my new house in Tampa within 6 months. 2% interest rate!

  • @theqs7289
    @theqs7289 2 года назад

    I needed to hear this

  • @kenyathefrugal475
    @kenyathefrugal475 2 года назад +5

    Let’s talk about NACA! If you have patience and follow-through, they can be a great tool to real estate ownership.

  • @Stacey_Chenell
    @Stacey_Chenell Год назад

    Amazing episode

  • @ransomepeterman3483
    @ransomepeterman3483 2 года назад +1

    @ 40:35 ... there isn’t a minimum Credit Score when using the NACA Program. It is Character Based Lending.

  • @paulmarshall1178
    @paulmarshall1178 2 года назад +24

    Investing in different streams of income in other not to depend on government for funds and avoid all the chitchat about the inflation.

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  • @unitrarenee1406
    @unitrarenee1406 Год назад

    Love it!!! 🔥

  • @tbdgaming2074
    @tbdgaming2074 Год назад

    Great episode!

  • @soldbynicolerealestate4376
    @soldbynicolerealestate4376 2 года назад +2

    Great episode

  • @vivianturner404
    @vivianturner404 2 года назад

    Thank you so much

  • @blackbutterfly1517
    @blackbutterfly1517 Год назад

    I definitely learned something today

  • @whoknew5940
    @whoknew5940 2 года назад +5

    This is so real. I quit Naca twice...it must be made for me to see this....
    Congrats to you bro & sis!!

  • @jasminis.
    @jasminis. 2 года назад +3

    Another major factor that NACA considers is payment history.. I recently worked there.. your payment history over the past year held more weight than your actual credit scores. The process is certainly tedious, but with today’s interest rates, I would certainly suggest their program. The interest rates are always lower than the market.

    • @catrinacrystallina
      @catrinacrystallina Год назад +1

      Is it true that you need 3 months of bank statements or is it more for those with W-2 forms? I know the irs documents are required for two years.

  • @destinybomar962
    @destinybomar962 Год назад +1

    Incredible session. I never knew plumbing could be $30k though 😅

  • @whitemencanjump1129
    @whitemencanjump1129 2 года назад +1

    I used to work for NACA

  • @davecohen6902
    @davecohen6902 2 года назад +1

    Awesome

  • @angellesupastar2904
    @angellesupastar2904 2 года назад

    Excellent

  • @unieklymayd3932
    @unieklymayd3932 2 года назад +32

    I’ve been working with Naca for over 2years 😩😩most frustrating experience ever!! Also my counselor stated that $14,000 is needed for a quadplex so it’s not free.

    • @soniablount2135
      @soniablount2135 2 года назад +4

      I am in the same boat here in Philly
      I completely understand

    • @jills911
      @jills911 2 года назад +21

      That money doesn’t go to NACA. They want you to hold it in an account for YOURSELF for building repairs and maintenance. They don’t want you to become a multi family property owner who has to go into foreclosure because you don’t have enough money for repairs and maintenance on your building.

    • @alwaysontimewithnic
      @alwaysontimewithnic 2 года назад +6

      I was under the impression that if you had a NACA Mortgage, you could not hold any other properties in your name.

    • @alona724
      @alona724 2 года назад +10

      So, it took me about that amount of time. Preapproval was very speedy because I was well-qualified. However, changes in their policies made me have to change up my game plan a bit. BUT, it did not cost me any extra money just because it was a triplex. The $14,000 is likely the reserve money you need to have on hand. That’s what would be required anywhere else. It’s worth it. Figure it out and get it. If you have a 401k, you can use that as your reserve money. At the time I did it, they were saying it must be liquid. But, they ultimately changed that rule… so the money sitting in the 401k qualifies. You could get some money gifted that sits in your bank account to qualify for the reserves. What you do with it after closing is up to you. There were some minor fees.. but it was so little… I can’t even remember. It was nowhere near thousands.

    • @alona724
      @alona724 2 года назад +5

      Also… you do have to put up earnest money… just to show you are serious. Each market is different. I only had to give $1,000 in STL

  • @crossroads427
    @crossroads427 2 года назад

    Thanks!

  • @danetteroberts2445
    @danetteroberts2445 2 года назад

    I love my loan officer

  • @henryacheampong2911
    @henryacheampong2911 Год назад

    Good stuff.

  • @Haze508
    @Haze508 2 года назад +3

    Great info gray video family when he said 33K I already knew he bought in a flood zone… buyers BEWARE they costly 👊🏽

  • @azaisjournal3005
    @azaisjournal3005 2 года назад +6

    I wish Atlanta had multi units homes 😮‍💨

  • @MissVirtue35
    @MissVirtue35 2 года назад +1

    I have a close relative who is in the process now in Philly and she does have to put out fees… approx. $4k…

  • @Qrd591
    @Qrd591 2 года назад +2

    I bought a home through NACA 2yrs ago. I was blessed to pay it off quickly as the group had me safe alot during the long process. When I asked about them removing the lien I got into so much trouble. Most of women at NACA are super rude and will literally insult you for a genuine question. They would keep telling you "you could have asked us" but isn't that what I did?

    • @tahntalus
      @tahntalus 2 года назад

      Once you paid off the home why didn't the lean just fall off??

    • @Qrd591
      @Qrd591 2 года назад +1

      They didn't like it that I paid it off before 5yrs are over. It got nasty quickly. I was accused of mis using the system. That I had bought home to make money of. Any genuine question I asked was rudely handled.

  • @hopeislovely4467
    @hopeislovely4467 2 года назад +2

    In 2013 NACA did not help me save my house I sat for 4 hours applying and NACA Turned me down. fast ward 2022 I’m good.

  • @billionairefinancialthermo4732
    @billionairefinancialthermo4732 2 года назад

    Wow..nice

  • @andreanalife
    @andreanalife 2 года назад +15

    I wish she serviced NC because she is a pro! Have not found that skilled professional here! Its definitely stressful when you don't have a good counselor

    • @artofsoundentertainment8145
      @artofsoundentertainment8145 2 года назад +1

      What part of NC you in? I'm in Eastern NC and I'm going to start calling this week to find a NACA Agent.

    • @freshboy2015
      @freshboy2015 2 года назад +1

      I had the same experience My counselor in Raleigh canceled my second appointment because she was not going to be in and never called us or replied to our emails . Luckily we use that money she told us to save every month and got us a house

    • @guymartin161
      @guymartin161 2 года назад

      It is best if you use a NACA in house agent that work with NACA clients only. You can use an outside referral agent anytime you want though. Everyone in this video was great!!!! I believe the realtor on the second part of the video is what we calm a referral agent that works with everyone!! But she has a ton of experience working with clients using NACA.

    • @lassali1427
      @lassali1427 2 года назад

      NACA SUCKS

    • @sashaclarke2749
      @sashaclarke2749 Год назад

      @@freshboy2015I’m going to the Raleigh location as well, just not looking forward to it… I remember the rudeness and the many of people that wanted to ask questions and couldn’t…😩😳🤷🏼‍♀️

  • @jarettegardenhire4122
    @jarettegardenhire4122 Год назад

    intro music >>>

  • @mdn459
    @mdn459 6 месяцев назад

    Thank you for the valuable information. However, I have a concern regarding the phrase 'NO MONEY DOWN.' While I appreciate the intention, it can be misleading as buyers often need funds for various expenses like taxes, insurance, and escrow. It might be more accurate to clarify that the money isn't solely for the property purchase. I believe it's crucial to ensure transparency in these matters. Perhaps regulatory bodies like FINRA could consider guidelines to prevent such misleading statements within the real estate industry.