In today’s challenging market, the journey to homeownership can be rough or smooth depending on your access to financial guidance. This is true whether you’re a first-time buyer or one who’s been through the process before.
So says Adrienne Kirkland, a recent participant in the Urban League of Greater Atlanta’s free Home Buyer Education Series.
“The class provided updated information that was not available to me when I bought my first home, making it an invaluable resource as I prepare to buy again,” she shared.
Sessions are being held now until Feb. 20, at the Lithonia-Davison Library.
The course is led by Tony Jean-Louis, a HUD-certified housing counselor at the League. Mr. Jean-Louis breaks down the complexities of the homebuying process in an engaging manner that covers each step, including help with loan applications.
And he follows up with weekly check-ins to see if participants need extra assistance, to ensure that each person feels confident and prepared to reach their goals.
“Access to information should never be a barrier to homeownership,” Mr. Jean-Louis says. “If you’re a DeKalb County resident, be sure to check out the series before it ends on Feb. 20.”
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