Finance
Under NJ's Mortgage Assistance Programs, income limits for eligibility are typically based on:
AThe purchase price of the property
BArea Median Income (AMI) published by HUD for the specific county or metropolitan area✓ Correct
CStatewide average income
DThe borrower's prior year gross income only
Explanation
NJ affordable mortgage and assistance programs use HUD-published Area Median Income (AMI) figures for each county or metropolitan statistical area (MSA) to determine income eligibility thresholds.
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