Tag: Homeownership

What Recent Housing Grant Changes Mean For RNIH

Over the last few years, programs focused on neighborhood revitalization and increasing homeownership opportunities have gained national attention as housing affordability challenges continue to impact millions of Americans. Initiatives tied to RNIH (Revitalizing Neighborhoods and Increasing Homeownership) have helped communities address housing shortages, improve aging neighborhoods, and create more accessible paths to homeownership for first-time […]

Continue Reading

RNIH: A New Path To First-Time Homeownership

For many families, homeownership feels just out of reach. Rising home prices, limited inventory, and the challenge of saving for upfront costs can make buying a home overwhelming, especially in underserved communities. That’s why RNIH (Revitalizing Neighborhoods and Increasing Homeownership) was created. This new initiative is designed to reduce barriers for first-time homebuyers and breathe […]

Continue Reading

How HUD & Housing Counseling Can Help You With Homeownership

Buying a home is one of the biggest financial decisions most people will ever make—but it can also be one of the most confusing. From saving for a down payment to understanding mortgage options and navigating closing costs, the homebuying process can feel overwhelming. That’s where housing counseling comes in. For over 50 years, the […]

Continue Reading

Unlocking Homeownership Stability: The Power Of Housing Counseling

Buying a home is one of the biggest decisions you’ll ever make—and if you’re facing the possibility of losing your home, it can feel like one of the most overwhelming times in your life. Whether you’re a first-time buyer trying to make sense of down payments and credit scores or a homeowner worried about foreclosure, […]

Continue Reading

How To Know If A Reverse Mortgage Is Right For You

A reverse mortgage is a loan. Unlike forward mortgages, which are used in buying a home, you don’t need to make any loan payments when it comes to the reverse mortgage. The loan becomes due if a borrower dies, sells their home, or moves permanently. The government requires lenders to structure a transaction, so the […]

Continue Reading

New Survey Reveals Top Barriers To Homeownership

The 2019 Consumer Financial Literacy Survey reveals the most significant obstacles faced by prospective homeowners, underscoring the need for homebuyer counseling and education. As Financial Literacy Month is recognized throughout the nation in April, Advantage Credit Counseling Service and the National Foundation for Credit Counseling® (NFCC®) are working together to spotlight the results of the […]

Continue Reading