Everyone deserves a place to call home. On Saturday, June 13, homeownership educators will assist first-time homebuyers in purchasing a home and current homeowners in navigating homeownership from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m at the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library.
This free event will be hosted by the DC Housing Finance Agency (DCHFA) and the DC Department of Housing and Community Development (DHCD). Breakfast and lunch will be available to registered guests.
Make your next move in homeownership by learning about grant opportunities, down payment assistance programs, and several other homebuying resources in the District. Banks, credit unions, mortgage advisors, and brokers will be present during DCHFA’s and DHCD’s Homeownership Fair. Have your questions ready! Experts will be answering homeownership FAQs while informing District residents about additional financing they may qualify for.
Attendees will meet with industry professionals, vendors, and community-based organizations along with having the option to sign up for DHCD’s Estate Planning/Heirs Property class, DCHFA’s Credit Building class, DHCD’s Housing Preservation/Rehabilitation class, and DCHFA’s HomeAdvantage DC class!
DCHFA’s new HomeAdvantage DC program makes homeownership in Washington, D.C. more accessible by offering eligible buyers below-market mortgage financing with flexible assistance options. The program provides qualified homebuyers with a choice of financing structures, including optionable down payment assistance. DCHFA’s DC Open Doors program offers qualified buyers home purchase loans, down payment assistance, and closing cost assistance. DCHFA’s DC4ME program provides D.C. government employees a first trust mortgage at a reduced interest rate. The rate comes with or without the option of three percent down payment assistance with a zero percent deferred subordinate loan.
A home is one of the most valuable possessions a person can have. You can learn more about Homeadvantage DC, DC Open Doors, and DC4ME by attending DCHFA’s and DHCD’s Homeownership Fair on Saturday, June 13 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library. Meet with one of DCHFA’s participating lenders that offer the Agency’s mortgage loan products. These participating lenders will handle your entire mortgage loan process from application to settlement.
Homeownership builds equity and creates generational wealth. Learn more about which program(s) works best for you during the Homeownership Fair. Hear from current homeowners as they share their inspiring success stories highlighting the impact of DCHFA’s initiatives and other District resources and programs. This Saturday will be filled with valuable information and helpful resources.
Registration is Required
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