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National Homeownership Programs offer a continuum of strategies to ensure successful sustainable homeownership for people of modest means in every state. As the current foreclosure crisis is demonstrating, successful sustainable homeownership begins with educated consumers who have the tools, capacity and options to make good choices about their homeownership decision, financing products and maintaining their homes. The NeighborWorks continuum of strategies includes (among others):

  • Pre-purchase education
  • Loan Origination and Brokering
  • Affordability Assistance
  • Post-Purchase Education
  • Retention of Homeownership through Property Rehabilitation and Responsible Refinancing
  • Foreclosure Intervention and Solutions

It takes all of these strategies, described in further detail in the following sections, to create and sustain quality homeownership and to expand sustainable homeownership.

 

National Homeownership Programs has its roots in the hugely successful NeighborWorks Campaign for Homeownership.

Campaign Results Bar Update
arrow   111,447 households assisted to become homeowners
arrow   637,639 people counseled about the homebuying process
arrow   $12.27 billion invested in America’s communities
arrow   93 NeighborWorks HomeOwnership Centers funded

For more information on National Homeownership Programs, please contact Angela Rigel at arigel@nw.org or (202) 220-7051 .