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Low Down Payment Mortgages & Affordable Home Loans

TD Bank has several affordable mortgage programs with low down payment options—so whether you're a first-time home buyer or looking for your next home, a TD Bank Mortgage Loan Officer can help you find the right affordable home loan.

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Explore our featured options with down payments as low as 3%

Our Affordable Mortgage options are designed to address challenges like having enough money for a down payment and closing costs.

TD Right Step Mortgage® TD Home Access Mortgage FNMA HomeReady®

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Income limits for low down payment mortgages

The income limit for an affordable housing program is the maximum amount of income a household can earn to qualify for an affordable mortgage product. The specific figure is based on the city or county's Area Median Income (AMI). Each housing program varies in its specific income qualifications.

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Home loan repayment help and options

If you are struggling to make payments on your mortgage due to a job loss or other financial distress, TD Bank is here to help you prevent a foreclosure and find a solution which works for you and your situation.

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1 Available for Borrowers with a qualifying income of less than or equal to 50% of the applicable area median income (AMI) limit of the subject property’s location, and for applications taken on or before 12/1/24

2 You may request your lender/servicer cancel Private Mortgage Insurance (PMI) on the date the principal balance of your mortgage is scheduled to fall to 80% of the original value of your home or you have paid down your mortgage balance to 80% of the home's original appraised value and you are up to date with your monthly payments. Your lender/servicer is required to automatically terminate PMI when your loan is scheduled to reach 78% of the original value of your home and you are up to date with your mortgage payments.

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Final loan approval for the TD Right Step Mortgage® product requires satisfaction of Low-to-Moderate income requirements or the Subject property must be located in a Low-to-Moderate income census tract.

Final loan approval for the TD Home Access Mortgage product requires satisfaction of geography and income requirements.

Final loan approval for the HomeReady product requires satisfaction of Low-to-Moderate income requirements.

HomeReady is a trademark of Fannie Mae.

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