June 11, 2021 | by Anna Orendain
Categories: First Time Buyer, Homeownership, Podcast
Down payment assistance programs allow many home buyers to purchase the home of their dreams. Yet despite the fact that the demand for these programs is at an all-time-high, there can still be some misconceptions about how DPA works. In honor of National Homeownership Month, we sit down with Sean Moss, Down Payment Resource’s Senior Vice President and Director of Operations, to debunk some common myths that home buyers hear about down payment assistance.
Want even more information about the misconceptions surrounding DPA? Check out our recent blog post here.
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Sean Moss currently serves as the Senior Vice President and Director of Operations at Down Payment Resource (DPR), a nationwide database of more than 2,300 homeownership programs. In this role, he directs the operations, implementation and support of DPR's tools and customers. Sean has more than 15 years of experience in the real estate and finance industries and has been recognized in the 2017 HousingWire Annual Insiders list for his contributions to the success of Down Payment Resource.
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