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Real sample
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This sample is generated from current public program data. It shows the format of the comparison row, risk checks, lender questions, and next-step checklist that paid access produces.
Example paid output for 2 programs. The free page stays visible either way.
Comparison preview
Arizona is Home (ADOH Maricopa/Pima continuation)
Amount: Current Arizona is Home materials now split by county delivery path: the Maricopa County delivery page says buyers can choose down payment and closing cost assistance of 3%, 4%, 5%, or 6% with a 7-year forgivable second loan, while the Pima County delivery page says qualified buyers in Tucson and Pima County can receive up to $15,000 in down payment assistance.
Repayment: The Arizona Department of Housing page says Arizona is Home is offered as a silent second mortgage due on sale if the home is sold before the end of the loan term. The current Maricopa delivery page says assistance is an interest-free forgivable second mortgage with no payments unless the home is sold, transferred, or refinanced before month 84, while the Pima delivery page says assistance is a forgivable 30-year second lien with no payments and no interest.
First-time buyer: Required
Risk checks preview
What gets flagged before you call a lender
- Arizona is Home (ADOH Maricopa/Pima continuation) requires a participating lender.
- Arizona is Home (ADOH Maricopa/Pima continuation) can trigger repayment on sale or refinance.
Lender questions preview
Questions tied to this exact path
- Does Arizona is Home (ADOH Maricopa/Pima continuation) require a participating lender for this household and loan setup?
- Which events trigger repayment for Arizona is Home (ADOH Maricopa/Pima continuation): sale, refinance, transfer?
Action checklist preview
What you would do next
- Confirm the first-time buyer definition before you apply.
- Confirm whether Arizona is Home (ADOH Maricopa/Pima continuation) requires a participating lender.
Private workspace
What paid access adds after the free layer
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