CT resumes ‘Time To Own’ program for first-time home buyers
The State Bond Commission approved an extra $40 million to fund the program through April.
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6h agoOfficials announced on Tuesday it is restarting the popular state Time To Own program.
The program helps first-time home buyers with a down payment.
The State Bond Commission approved an extra $40 million to fund the program through April.
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