charlie September 24, 2021
What are BMRs?
Below Market Rate (BMR) Ownership Programs help first time homebuyers who are low, moderate, and middle-income. BMR homes are specified units in San Francisco sold at below market rate prices. This type of housing is provided through the Mayor’s Office to serve those who qualify.
Do I Qualify?
To qualify, you must meet specific income and first-time homeowner requirements.
Here are some helpful guidelines to keep in mind when applying for this program:
Some helpful information to keep in mind:
For more detailed info about Below Market Rate Ownership Programs, click HERE.
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