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Prepare the city assistance file alongside your Trenton mortgage

Trenton's First-Time Homebuyer Program has its own property, household and mortgage review. Isles provides local education and individual preparation. Compare providers above, then coordinate the city's application with your lender; the New Jersey hub explains the separate NJHMFA route.

Check the city property requirement and complete-file appointment

The city describes closing-cost and down-payment assistance for qualifying first-time buyers purchasing an eligible home in Trenton. It reviews household income, assets, ownership history and the proposed first mortgage. Confirm the property's municipality with CDBG staff; a Trenton postal address does not by itself establish city-program eligibility. Ask about current intake and funding before relying on assistance in your closing budget.

The program page directs buyers to submit a complete application and supporting documents after finding a home under contract, with an appointment for staff review. Contact 609-989-3521 or cdbg@trentonnj.org for the current packet and timing. The city describes assistance as a loan with primary-residence restrictions and annual occupancy certification. Request the applicable forgiveness terms and have staff review any other assistance you intend to combine with it.

Match Isles education to the city's certificate requirement

Trenton's counseling page requires homebuyer education or credit counseling through a HUD-certified agency and identifies Isles as a local contact. Isles describes a full-day homeownership workshop, offered in English and Spanish, with a completion certificate. Before choosing a course, have city staff and your lender confirm its acceptance, required attendance and submission deadline.

Isles also offers individual counseling to review credit, ownership costs, budgeting, assistance options and mortgage documents. Its Financial Security page links a Request for Services and an online course; the contact form uses the First-Time Home Buyer program selection. Ask which appointment or class fits your preparation, its current schedule and any fee. Completing education does not establish that the city has approved your assistance application.

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