Steps to Homeownership

Introduction

Step 1: Know Your Creditworthiness

Step 2: Learn How Much Money You Need to Buy a Home

Step 3: Learn About Home Loans

Step 4: Get Your Paperwork Together

Step 5: Why It's Smart to Get Pre-approved

Step 6: Find Home and Make An Offer

Step 7: Apply for Your Home Loan

Step 8: Close Your Loan

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Key Benefits of Homeownership

  • Homeownership is the key to building wealth in America.
    • Homeownership is critical to closing the wealth gap that exists Blacks and Whites.
    • More Americans earn more wealth owning a home than they do investing in the stock market.
    • Homeownership is a powerful way to transmit wealth from generation to generation.

  • Closing the gap in wealth between Blacks and Whites can close gaps in jobs, education, and homeownership.
    • Without wealth, it’s hard to send your kids to college
    • Without college, it’s hard for your kids to get a good job
    • Without a good job, it’s hard for your kids to earn a good income
    • Without a good income, it’s hard for your kids to obtain property/ own a home
    • Without property, it’s hard to create wealth so that your kids can send your grand-children to college

  • Homeownership creates jobs.
    • The construction and purchase of new or existing homes keeps people employed in the real estate, mortgage, title, insurance, construction, and furniture and home goods industries.

  • Homeownership builds strong families and stable communities.


 

 

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