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IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Release
Date: May 26, 2000
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Steve
Rector
Public Affairs Director
208-331-4725
Reed Hollinshead
Media & Public Relations Officer
208-331-4858 |
Idaho Partners for Home Buyer Education, Inc. Join Mayor in
Launching Twin Falls Program Thursday (June 1)
TWIN FALLS - The
Idaho Partners for Home Buyer Education, Inc. will introduce Finally
Home!, a
home buyer education program, on Thursday (June 1) at 1 p.m. in
room 276 of the Taylor Building at the College
of Southern Idaho.
The following individuals are scheduled to speak at
the event:
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Elaine Steele, Mayor, City of Twin Falls
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Dr. Jerry Beck, Vice President of Instruction, CSI
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Brian Matsuoka, Co-Director, Idaho Small Business Development
Center, CSI
Speakers will address how home
buyer education not only makes for successful home owners, but, in
turn, leads to lower mortgage default rates and healthier
neighborhoods.
The College of Southern Idaho holds monthly classes in
Twin Falls (some in Spanish) that address the following topics:
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How to qualify for a mortgage with bad credit or no credit;
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How much cash to have on hand for closing;
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How to choose a Realtor®;
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How to make an offer;
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How to access affordable mortgage programs.
The Idaho
Partners for Home Buyer Education, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit
corporation. They manage and implement the four objectives of Finally
Home!: to develop programs of quality standardized home buying
and home ownership education; to facilitate wide delivery of its home
buying and home owner educational programs throughout Idaho; to target
its educational programs to reach diversified markets, including
various socioeconomic groups—specifically low and moderate-income
households and first-time home buyers;
and to enhance the lives of citizens throughout Idaho, as well as the
participating communities, by providing better home buying and home
ownership education.
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The
Idaho Housing and Finance Association, a financial services and
housing organization, provides funding for affordable housing in
Idaho communities where they are most needed and when it is
economically feasible. IHFA uses no state funds or state employees
to support its operations. For more information, visit our Web
site at www.ihfa.org.
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