INDIANAPOLIS — In today’s challenging housing market, high home prices, large interest rates and low inventory have made buying a home increasingly difficult for many Americans.
According to research from J.P. Morgan, conditions are expected to worsen. However, a nonprofit organization, the Neighborhood Assistance Corporation of America (NACA), is working to ensure home ownership remains attainable for everyone.
“We have done 75,000 mortgages, and we have a foreclosure rate of 0.00012,” said Bruce Marks, founder and CEO of NACA.
NACA assists low to middle-income individuals and families across the country in achieving home ownership by offering solutions that include no down payment and no closing costs…