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First Time Buyers Program, how does it work?

I’m 20. I’ve got quite a bit in my savings, and I’m curious about how the first time buyers programs work. I live in Washington state, and from what I’ve heard its only required to put down $10,000 (minimum if I read correct) for first time buyers.

Is there any way to find out more information on how to apply, what kind of credit score you need, etc? I’m getting sick of renting and I make enough money to own if I had the ability to. I just want to start off with a minimal house, and work my way up. Maybe even do a flipper for my first house (but keep the house lol).

Any tips, pointers, etc is heavily appreciated! I also apologize in advance if this isn’t the correct place to post. Seen posts similar to this and wanted to inquire about my state in specific!

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