Background of the Study
Homeownership is a significant milestone for many individuals, and for first-time homebuyers, securing financing for a home purchase is often one of the most challenging obstacles. In Niger State, the housing market has seen an increase in demand for affordable homes due to population growth and urbanization. However, access to affordable housing finance remains a major barrier for many potential homeowners in the region (Okoro & Tunde, 2023). The limited availability of housing finance options, coupled with the high cost of mortgage loans, has hindered the ability of many first-time buyers to enter the housing market.
There are various financing options available for homebuyers in Nigeria, including government-backed schemes, commercial bank loans, and informal financing methods. However, these options are not always accessible or well-suited to the needs of first-time buyers, particularly those in low- to middle-income brackets. This study aims to investigate the housing financing options available to first-time homebuyers in Niger State, assess their effectiveness, and recommend strategies to improve access to affordable housing finance.
Statement of the Problem
First-time homebuyers in Niger State face significant challenges in accessing affordable housing finance. The lack of tailored financing options for low- and middle-income earners has made it difficult for many individuals to purchase homes, despite the increasing demand for housing. This study seeks to investigate the available housing financing options for first-time homebuyers in Niger State and evaluate their effectiveness in promoting homeownership.
Objectives of the Study
Research Questions
Research Hypotheses
Scope and Limitations of the Study
This study will focus on the available housing financing options for first-time homebuyers in Niger State. It will assess the effectiveness of these options from the perspective of first-time buyers and housing developers. Limitations include the difficulty of obtaining comprehensive data from financial institutions and the potential bias in self-reported experiences from homebuyers.
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