First-Time Buyers: Should You Consider a Zero-Down Loan? | Thomas Marcantonio

Zero-down-payment homes are making headlines again—but are they truly making a comeback, and are they right for today’s buyers? In this video, Thomas Marcantonio breaks down why zero-down loans disappeared, how today’s programs differ from the past, who actually qualifies, and the real risks buyers need to understand before choosing this path. Whether you’re a first-time buyer or exploring new financing options, this breakdown helps you separate hype from smart strategy.#thomasmarcantonio 


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