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Replying to @Lana Hi Lana, did you get the information I commented I didn’t hear back from you. Starting the homebuying journey with professional guidance is one of the smartest ways to navigate the process, especially when utilizing fixed or disability income streams. The step-by-step process to connect with a professional involves several key actions: 1. Locate an Approved Agency HUD-Approved Counselors: You can search the official HUD housing counseling agency directory online or use the interactive tool via the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB). You can also call HUD directly at 1-800-569-4287 to find an agency near you. These counseling services are typically free or very low-cost. NeighborWorks Network: You can visit the NeighborWorks America website and use their network directory to find a local organization by entering your address, state, or ZIP code. 2. Prepare Your Financial Situation and Proof of Income When you schedule your initial consultation, you want to come prepared so the counselor can accurately assess what programs you qualify for. Bring or be ready to share: Proof of Income: Official documentation showing steady income sources (such as Social Security Disability Insurance award letters, SSI statements, or bank statements). Asset and Debt Overview: Recent bank statements, details on any existing monthly debts (like credit cards or car loans), and your current housing costs. Credit History: An idea of your current credit standing (though counselors can help you pull and review your credit report). 3. Ask About Grants and Assistance Programs During your session, explicitly ask the housing counselor about targeted financial resources: Down Payment Assistance (DPA) & Closing Cost Grants: Inquire about local, state, or federal grants that do not have to be repaid. Specialized Mortgage Products: Ask about low-down-payment loans (like FHA or conventional programs) and specialized homeownership voucher options (such as public housing authority homeownership programs) that align with fixed or disability incomes. Homebuyer Education Courses: Many grants and special loan products require you to complete a HUD-certified homebuyer education workshop, which these counselors can provide directly. #homebuying #lowincome #workingclass #disabilitytiktok #affordablehousing

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