Mzansi Woman Unlocks Government Housing Subsidy Called Flisp for R3 500 Earners, Here’s How You Can Too

• A Mzansi woman is giving a step to step guide for people who want to buy a house but cannot afford to
• The South African government has created a housing subsidy called Flisp for people who earn as little as R 3 500 a month
• People were shocked that this was even a possibility and flocked to the comment section to inquire more about this grant

A Mzansi businesswoman who works in real estate development has shared that government actually has a housing subsidy for low-income earners.

Government housing subsidy for low-income earners

Nicolette Mashile is known to share posts that plug South Africa with financially savvy information aimed at empowering others. In the video, which has gained significant attraction, she says the lower you earn, the more money you can get.

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The housing subsidy called Flisp has certain terms and conditions, but if you qualify, it guarantees you a roof over your head owned by you.

Watch the video below:

Mzansi intrigued about how to unlock a government housing subsidy

People across the country flocked to the comment section to learn more about this housing subsidy.

Many were not convinced that this was true, while some asked for more details:

@Thandie_xix raised questions:

"Which Bank will approve a home loan for someone earning 3.5k?"

@lelozwiii commented:

"The ANC is pulling out all the stops for their re-election campaign."

@DitiroActs shared his experience:

"I bought my first property in 2021 and applied for this grant. It works, guys."

@Ezra said:

"Also, you need to have someone dependent on you. That’s how I didn’t qualify."

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@Refilwe Relo Latakgo was also sceptical:

"Who offers a home loan for a salary of R3500 reye le Rona."

@thembizulu said:

"True, I got R56 000 in 2021."

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People took to the comments section to reassure the woman that she had made the right decision.

Source: Briefly News