Few homebuyers seek loans from fund

Full story: Charleston Daily Mail

Only about a dozen first-time homebuyers have applied to the West Virginia Housing Development Fund for an $8,000 loan that's available on the day their mortgage closes.

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D Terhorst

Minneapolis, MN

ok here is what its saying about the $8,000 back when you buy your first home I looked it up heres the the link http://www.dailymail.com/Business/20091005082...

wow

Charleston, WV

D Terhorst wrote:

ok here is what its saying about the $8,000 back when you buy your first home I looked it up heres the the link http://www.dailymail.com/Business/20091005082...

did you post the wrong link because thats the same link at the top of the page

D Terhorst

Minneapolis, MN

I got a house for sale was putting link there so people see they get money back when they buy thier first home

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