No, but if you meet the criteria outlined above and are accepted into the program, we will invite you to become a Habitat homeowner and purchase one of our homes.

After attending an information session, applicants submit an application. Applications are reviewed and a home interview will be scheduled if […]

If you receive a raise before Intake and are able to provide supporting documents we will use this when determining your eligibility. If you cannot provide the proper documentation then we will only be able to use the salary provided on your employment verification form.

Your credit history is a good indicator of your ability to meet your financial obligations and therefore Habitat takes credit reports into account when determining an applicant’s eligibility. Fortunately, we do not look at any outstanding medical payments from an applicant’s credit history.

No, Habitat requires each applicant to submit a new application each time they apply or reapply to Habitat. However, we will gladly accept any copies of birth certificates, driver’s licenses, and social security cards that you may still have from the last time you applied.

Habitat takes into consideration any non-work income that applicants receive (SSI, food stamps, child support, etc.) If you fall within the income guidelines after we calculate non work income, then you may be eligible. If you do not fall within these guidelines, you will be asked to reapply if and […]