Interest rates are at historically low levels, making today a great time to buy a new home. At Dominion, we’ve worked with Centennial Home Mortgage to create programs that count where it matters most — your wallet.
- Below Market Financing.
No matter what Dominion home you buy, we offer great rates and below market financing. And for those who are ready to move quickly, enhanced financing options are available on inventory homes that can be delivered in 60 days or less.
- Guaranteed Rate Lock Up To 180 Days*.
If interest rates decline during the construction period of your new Dominion home, you may seek to exercise a one-time float down option to a new, lower rate. If interest rates rise during the construction process, you’re protected from any market increases.
- Down Payment Assistance.
If you need help with your down payment, Dominion’s Helping Hand work equity program enables you to earn up to 3-1/2% toward the down payment on your new home.
And don’t forget about the once in a lifetime tax credits you can take advantage of right now! If you haven’t owned a home in the past three years, you may be eligible for a first-time home buyer tax credit of up to $8000.** In Kentucky, if you don't qualify for the Federal first-time homebuyer tax credit, you may qualify for the new home tax credit of up to $5000.**
Add all that to Dominion’s legendary quality, exciting new home plans and exceptional customer service and you’ll agree there may never be a better time to buy.
*Original interest rate is locked in for a 180 day period. Re-lock is not allowed within 30 days of the original lock. One-time float down option is available within 60-days of closing to relock buyer’s existing rate at the current available price range. Float down or re-lock of rate will require underwriting approval.
**Dominion Homes is providing this information for general guidance only and it does not constitute the provision of legal advice or tax advice of any kind nor should it be construed as such. The information provided herein should not be used as a substitute for consultation with professional tax, accounting, legal, or other competent advisers. Before making any decision or taking any action on this information, potential homebuyers should consult a qualified professional adviser to whom they have provided all of the facts applicable to their particular situation or question.
