§ 52532 First-Time Home Buyer Funding
Imagine the state promised to help 100 people buy their first homes, but they only sold enough bonds to help 70 people. They can borrow money from the General Fund to help the remaining 30 people.
The state takes money from its big savings account (General Fund) to cover the missing amount. When the first-time home buyers pay back their loans, that money goes back to the state’s savings account, plus a little extra (interest).
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§ 52532 First-Time Home Buyer Funding
Last verified: January 24, 2026