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This bill would help members of the National Guard and military reserves buy homes by making it easier for them to qualify for mortgages and potentially offering financial assistance for down payments or closing costs. The measure recognizes that Guard and Reserve members often have irregular income and employment patterns that can make traditional home loans difficult to obtain, even though they serve their country. The bill aims to remove barriers that prevent these part-time military personnel from achieving homeownership.
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