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Homeownership Program

program overview Habitat Greensboro’s path to homeownership is an in-depth process, requiring hard work, time, and dedication, that helps to ensure the long-term success of Habitat homeowners. Our homeownership program prepares homebuyers for the various homeownership responsibilities including personal finance, budgeting, mortgages, home maintenance, curb appeal, neighbor relationships, and much more. program guidelines • Be at least 18 years of age • Have a current lease in applicant(s) name for at least one year • Have primary Greensboro area or Rockingham County residency or permanent employment in the Greensboro area or Rockingham County for at least one year • Must agree to credit and criminal background checks • Provide evidence of legal separation or divorce if a spouse is not participating as an applicant

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Habitat Greensboro’s program guidelines include income requirements and evaluates applications on three principles: need, ability to pay, and willingness to partner.

ability to pay Be able to pay an affordable mortgage (not more than 30% of household income) and have a verifiable income for 12 months.

need Your current housing is

willingness to partner Applicants must be willing to partner with Habitat Greensboro by investing required sweat equity hours.

inadequate, unsafe, unaffordable, or unhealthy. You may also quality if you live in subsidized housing.

homeownership program steps Attend an Information Session – Informative & Highly Recommended Review the program criteria on our website - HabitatGreensboro.org/Homeownership Apply during an open enrollment period Submit completed application and required documentation questions? Contact Habitat Greensboro at (336) 275-HOME (4663) and select option 2 1. 2. 3. 4.

or via email at homeinfo@hhgg.org Visit us online: HabitatGreensboro.org On Facebook: HabitatGreensboro