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GreenPath Financial Wellness
GreenPath is a nationwide, non-profit financial organization. GreenPath partners with residents in all 50 states to ease financial stress and empower people to accomplish their financial goals . GreenPath offers credit counseling and debt counseling across the entire U.S. by phone, internet and in ... (Click here for more)
Habitat for Humanity-Kenosha
Habitat for Humanity of Kenosha builds homes in partnership with qualifying partner families and the community, and then sells the homes at no profit with zero percent interest mortgages to partnering families. Kenosha Habitat also prepares partner families to be successful homeowners. There are 3 ... (Click here for more)
Housing Resources, Inc.-Racine
Housing Resources, Inc. prepares people for successful home ownership. Services provided: - Home Buyer Education classes - Pre and post purchase counseling - Credit counseling - Down payment and Closing cost grant assistance - Home ownership preservation programs - Foreclosure prevention counseling-... (Click here for more)
Kenosha County Housing Authority
The Kenosha County Housing Authority serves residents of Kenosha County, outside of Kenosha City limits. (ex. Somers, Pleasant Prairie and west of I 94). Programs: *Housing Rehabilitation Loan Program Provides housing rehab and modification loans for income eligible individuals. No interest ... (Click here for more)
Movin' Out Inc.
People and families with disabilities who dream of owning their own home can connect with a Movin’ Out HUD-certified housing counselor for help building a foundation of knowledge, documenting home ownership goals and strategies, and crafting a tailored housing plan. Our housing counseling program h... (Click here for more)
USDA Rural Development-WI, Area 3
Assists with home ownership, loans for low-income individuals/families in rural areas for repairs or modifications. Low-income older adults age 62 and older my qualify for grant for repairs or modifications. Offers: - Guaranteed Rural Housing Loan Program - 502 Direct Loan Program (home ownership... (Click here for more)
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