Celebrating 50 Years

Preparing To Buy A Home

Now that you have made the big decision to buy a home, the hard work begins – getting into financial shape. Let NHS be your financial coach to get you mortgage-ready.

Our team will review your current finances to assess how close you are to qualifying for a home loan. Our financial workshops and one-on-one sessions with HUD-certified housing consultants assist you with addressing any credit issues, lowering your monthly expenses, finding down payment resources, budgeting, and creating a savings plan.

Buying A Home

Knowledge is power, and that includes when buying a home. The more you know about the process and pitfalls, the more likely you are to find your ideal home for a mortgage you can comfortably afford. The great decisions you make now can end up saving you thousands to put toward your other financial goals.

NHS will provide strategies and tools to help you navigate the homebuying process and ultimately negotiate the most favorable terms to make homeownership not only possible, but financially sustainable.

Being A Homeowner

Your home is one of the largest purchases of your life. With your purchase comes great responsibility to maintain and protect your property. Our knowledgable team at NHS offers workshops such as rehab and estate planning as well as home improvement loans and grants to make critical repairs or improvements that will raise your property values.

Maintaining Financial Stability

Life happens, so you need to be prepared for those economic shocks, such as a job loss, that may threaten your ownership status. Acting quickly will protect you from possibly losing one of your biggest investments and most important asset. No need to weather the storm alone. If you are experiencing an adverse life event, NHS’ housing consultants will help you find financial solutions and resources to make sure your home stays in your family or if you need to sell, you get the most for your investment.

Creating Thriving Neighborhoods

We believe that when people own their homes, neighborhoods thrive. Homeowners take care of their properties enhancing the look of the neighborhood. They generate tax revenue that goes toward improving neighborhood infrastructure. They spend money locally and support small businesses in the community. When homeowners get civically involved, they ensure that their neighborhood remains a fun, healthy, and safe place to live.

NHS continues to work for you long after you settle into your new home. From our community initiatives to advocacy efforts, we work to make sure you have access to the essential resources you need to set you up for success.