You may be a good candidate for one of the federal mortgage programs. Start by contacting one of the HUD-funded housing counseling agencies that can help you sort through your options. Also, contact your local government to see if there are any local homebuying programs that might work for you. Look in the blue pages of your phone directory for your local office of housing and community development or, if you can't find it, contact your mayor's office or your county executive's office.

Personally i think to buy a house.

You can't. That would be called "someone else buying the house for you. There are plenty of programs out there that don't require any money down to purchase a home. There are non, that I am aware of, that will allow you to purchase without pulling your credit AND no money down. That would be a program from a company not long for the business world of finance.

i think it can not be possible without money , i mean how you acn buy a house without money it just impossible.

I think you really have to invest first before having your own house. If you can't do a full pay-off, then try getting a loan. But be sure you are able to follow their terms so you wouldn't end up discussing with a legal counsel regarding foreclosure matters.

Hi there,
If You need a loan for your home then there are many banks and high-street secured loan providing companies, but for that you should have good credit history. And the interest rate is decided by the government so you can't bargain about it.
If you need cash loans or payday loans being on a regular job, then there are many pay day lending companies providing loans within 24 hours but there interest rate is a bit higher because they do not demand any security from the borrowers.
Now you decide what type of loan you would prefer.

Unless you can trick someone into signing over the deed to their house to you...

finally someone thinking outside of the box.
buying a house is not easy. it will take effort, and not necessarily as much "money" as one would think...the heavy lifting is in learning and understanding the rules for a transaction involving the house.
The types of funding available, the cost of borrowing monies, the time spent getting the paperwork correct, the time it takes to establish "good credit" (or good enough credit), how to establish that "good credit"...

everyone wants a home.

not everyone can achieve that...

the American dream is that everyone should be able to get one...

the American PROBLEM (and not limited to Americans) is that many confuse "dream" with "entitled"

You (and I) are not ENTITLED to it...but it IS achievable for us...if we just spend the required amount of effort to get it.

So, if you are of the "entitled" group, go find an unwitting member of the opposite sex, date them, romance them, marry them, divorce them and take their house...

for the rest of us, come to the realization that it takes effort and the first step is education (and not from a single source!)

be good!
Curtis

you can get loan from a bank..or easy installment plan....

I wouldn't buy a house without any money. Preferably I would want to pay in full straight away. I hate borrowing money, because if you do then they have you by the balls!