Have a client who's buying their first home? NeighborWorks® Home Resources works to assure qualified home buyers for realtors, bankers, and other professionals with vested interest in serious home buyers.
Submitting clients to our homeownership courses is easy... and can save you the time and efforts of educating customers about the important steps invovled in the path to homeownership.
Purchasing vouchers for our homeownership classes will allow you to send customers to our class at no cost to them. We will prepare them to come back to you, equipped to be a serious buyer.
The following packages make it easy for you to provide this opportunity for your customers, as well as to gain exposure by sponsoring this cause:
Option 1: Single Vouchers - $100.00 each
Option 2: Buy 10 Vouchers Get 2 Free - $1,000.00
Option 3: 15 Vouchers, Web Site Sponsorship (Link & Logo) - $1,500.00
Option 4: 15 Vouchers, Web Site Sponsorship (Link & Logo), NWhomeresources.org Subdomain (i.e. youroffice.nwhomeresources.org), Class Sponsorship - $2,000.00
About Homeownership Classes
The homeownership education classes offered by NeighborWorks® Home Resource cover NeighborWorks® America’s curriculum “Realizing the American Dream.” Topics include the pros and cons of renting versus owning, steps in the homeownership process, shopping for a house, budgeting and saving, credit, mortgages, closing and closing documents, and post-purchase ideas such as home maintenance, finances, and community involvement.
The homeownership class is open to everyone, regardless of income or where you live. Also, it does not matter if you are a first-time home buyer.
The class is typically 8 hours long, given in two or three sessions that are 2-4 hours long.
The class is offered on an as-needed basis. When we have enough people to organize a class, we schedule a class. Classes are typically held at the Community Center on North Barry St., in Olean; however, we have held classes at our offices, and we could run class almost anywhere, including at employers, churches, libraries, etc.
Registration is required. Please register by calling 716-373-4100.
