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Speak out about the Benefits of Homeownership

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10 Things to Encourage Homeownership
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Introduction

 -   1. Speak Out About the Benefits of Homeownership
 -   2. Create Partnerships to Educate Potential Homebuyers
 -   3. Encourage Families to Save for a Downpayment
 -   4. Help Families Improve Their Credit Rating
 -   5. Teach Young People about Financial Responsibility
 -   6. Hold an Open House for Homeownership
 -   7. Put Your Faith to Work with Hammer and Nails
 -   8. Encourage Professionals in Your Faith Community to Mentor Families
 -   9. Help Your Neighbor by Going the "Extra Mile"
 -   10. Help Homeowners Keep Their Homes

Faith leaders are influential voices in their communities. Be a trumpet for the wealth building, family nurturing and community improving aspects of homeownership. Help your members see the possibility, overcome their apprehensions and realize their dream.

  • Dreams are fueled by faith. By inspiring faith, we create fertile ground for dreams to grow.
  • Homeownership requires a planned, disciplined course of financial action. Teaching and reinforcing the basic lessons of financial stewardship develops necessary tools for successfully reaching one's goals. See how several faith-based organizations move in this direction. Visit these web sites to learn more.
  • Invite successful homebuyers from your organization and others to talk about how they succeeded. Hearing firsthand accounts of success from those who have been in similar situations is a powerful tool of inspiration.
 
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