Home Buyer Education Classes This series of 1-7 must be completed prior to enrolling in any other classes.
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ASSET DEVELOPMENT The key to a future with stability and economic well being. |
1301 Rensen Street in Lansing Clinton and Shiawassee County 1845 Corunna Avenue in Owosso |
Eligible Families Financial Management/Economic Literacy Series in financial management. Pre-Purchase Credit Repair (Individual Counseling) One-one counseling for families needing assistance in resolving credit issues, including assisting families in applying for Pre-Purchase Credit Repair grant funds. Pre-Purchase Home Inspections One-one counseling for LINKS eligible families with a list of home inspectors for pre-purchase inspection. Home Maintenance Training Training for LINKS elibible families that have a commitment for a MSHDA Loan Product or have purchased a home using a MSHDA loan product in the last 12 months. Foreclosure Prevention Counseling Counseling to LINKS eligible families who are homeowners and in danger of losing their home to foreclosure. |
Key to Own Program Counseling
Pre-Purchase Education, Financial Management/Economic Literacy, or Pre-Purchase Individual Counseling to FSS and HCV program participants. Home Choice Counseling One-one counseling for disabled individuals and/or a family member who is attempting to purchase a home using a Fannie Mae Mortgage Product. HELP Loan Counseling One-one counseling & completion of a HELP application to prevent foreclosure for families with a MSHDA Loan Product. Down Payment Assistance Delinquency Counseling One-one counseling for individuals that have a down payment assistance loan from MSHDA and are in danger of losing their home due to foreclosure. HUD Referral Counseling One-one counseling in a wide variety of counseling services for families referred by the Department of Housing and Urban Development to MSHDA approved counseling agencies. |
...providing programs for people in the City of Lansing, Clinton, Eaton, rural Ingham and Shiawassee counties since 1964. ...opening doors to opportunity through pathways to self-sufficiency. |