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PHFA allocating remaining tax credit funds
PHFA is accepting reservations for the remaining money up until May 15 or until the money runs out, said Kate Newton, PHFA director of Homeownership Programs. »
PHFA offers lending seminars for REALTORS®
Seminars, which cost $25 per person, are being held in March at three locations across Pennsylvania. »
Podcast: TCA loan is a win-win for homebuyers
Pennsylvania homebuyers can once again benefit from additional funds being made available by the PA Housing Finance Agency (PHFA). »
Rendell says $1.2 billion available to help homebuyers
Homebuyers in the Commonwealth will benefit from more than $1.2 billion being made available through the PA Housing Finance Agency (PHFA), according to Gov. Ed Rendell. He announced at a press conference Tuesday that Pennsylvania is “fighting back” against the effects of Wall Street greed by helping homebuyers with low-interest, fixed-rate mortgages offered through... »
PHFA offers Tax Credit Advance Loan — again
The PA Housing Finance Agency announced that it has allocated another $5 million to fund the TCA program, following the federal government’s extension and expansion of the homebuyer’s tax credit, said Kate Newton, PHFA director of Homeownership Programs. »
PHFA tax-credit loan program out of funds
The Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency’s popular Tax Credit Advance Loan Program has run out of money. »
Podcast: REALTORS® can help homebuyers with PHFA financial programs
Kate Newton of the Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency, speaks to PAR's Samantha Krepps about loan options for homebuyers. »
PA REALTORS® laud Gov. Rendell and PHFA for creating initiative to benefit homebuyers
According to Governor Ed Rendell, nearly 1,000 families will receive thousands of dollars to help make down payments on new homes, more than 5,000 families across Pennsylvania will find affordable housing and jobs will be created for some 3,000 workers. »
Podcast: PHFA introduces tax credit advance loan program
The Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency (PHFA) has just introduced the Tax Credit Advance Loan Program. This program is designed to help first-time homebuyers with an $8,000 tax credit. »
