Prospective homebuyers are provided a one-on-one session to help assess their financial profile, credit analysis and overall purchase readiness. Various loan options and mortgages are reviewed. 

Homeowners experiencing late payments, income changes, and/ or foreclosures are provided options for home retention.

Support is provided through locating available rental housing and assisting with landlord/ tenant problems.

Individuals and families are counseled and referred to shelters, social service agencies and/ or housing related programs.

Support and information is provided for homeowners needing help with issues that may arise after the home is purchased.

Potential homeowners and renters interested in purchasing a home will learn fundamentals of the home buying process. Certificates are issued upon completion.

Participants learn the key elements in exterior maintenance, interior cleanliness, and minor plumbing repairs. Energy star and green products are promoted.

Tips on how to budget, understand credit reports, manage finances, credit recovery and payment schedules are offered as ways to enhance basic money management skills.

Clients are provided information and referrals to other social service agencies when their needs are not being met.

Persons who feel they have been discriminated against in a housing transaction due to: Race, Color, Religion, Sex, National Origin, Handicap, or Familial Status, may contact the Discrimination Complaint Hotline at (337) 291-5451.